Charlie Clermont captures the energy of natural processes we overlook: the microscopic world of soil formation, the vast patterns only satellites see, the delicate veins in a single leaf, the geometry of insect wings, shadows that shift and vanish as the day moves, the way water carves new paths, the erosion shaping valleys, the way seasonal light shifts across a hillside. These are the constant movements that happen when we're not paying attention. Each work explores the harmony between natural cycles and human emotion, inviting viewers into their own process of introspection and growth.

Through accumulated layers, both instinctive and impulsive, that echo how landscapes form over time, Clermont brings a young artist's perspective to questions that matter now: How do we stay connected to nature and each other as technology reshapes our lives? How do we find grounding when everything moves so fast?

The paintings mirror the way we piece ourselves back together through time, patience, and attention to forces subtle and immense. Through this approach, they achieve psychological and emotional depth, speaking to emotional reconstruction: how resilience grows through cycles of breaking down and rebuilding, much like the natural world around us.