Charlotte Colbert

Charlotte Colbert is an artist and filmmaker based in London.

Charlotte Colbert is married to Scottish designer Philip Colbert of The Rodnik Band.

Charlotte Colbert is known for her surreal and dark imagery.

She has been described as “a truly original visual storyteller her images are hauntingly evocative” by Laura Bailey in Vogue. and has been likened to the surreal work of Toomer, Breton and Dali

Her 2013 show at Gazelli Art House titled A Day At Home was nominated 'exhibition of the month' by Black and White Photography Magazine and described in the Huffington Post as "surreal meditation on domesticity and self-destruction" and "a gateway into dreams"

Her work has been shown at International Art Fairs including in 2014 Istanbul Art Fair and Art Basel Hong Kong and in 2015 and 2016 at "Photo London" in Somerset House.

In 2014 she was commissioned to do a public display on Piccadilly for the occasion of Frieze Art fair. The series, entitled "In and Out Of Space" rendered affectionate to Stanley Kubrick for the fifteenth anniversary of his death.

Colbert did an MA in screenwriting at the London Film School.

In 2016 she wrote and directed The Silent Man with Sophie Kennedy-Clark, Simon Amstell, Ben Miller, and a surreal cameo by Cillian Murphy which was described by ID as " One of the most surreal shorts we've ever seen".

In 2013 she collaborated with Charlie Fink from Noah and the Whale and co-wrote his short film Heart of Nowhere which was produced by Parkville Pictures and Universal Records.

Colbert also co-wrote feature film Leave to Remain, which features a score by Alt-J and Toby Jones as the lead. The film premiered in 2013 at the BFI Film Festival and won Best Youth Film at "Buff Film festival" and best debut feature at "Zlin Film Festival".

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