Chloe Chiasson, Dear Juliet, 2021

Oil, acrylic, resin, wood on canvas
127 x 97.2 x 5.7 cm
Condition: Very good

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Exhibited
Shape of An Image. WOAW Gallery, Central, Hong Kong, 21 May–14 June 2021.



Chloe Chiasson (American, b.1993) is a contemporary artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Born in Port Neches, Texas, her practice explores self-expression, queer identity and the social expectations surrounding gender and sexuality. Working across painting, collage and sculpture, she creates mixed-media works that draw on personal memories, cultural imagery and environments inspired by her upbringing in Texas. Her compositions combine fragmented forms and layered materials to question established ideas of identity and belonging.

Chiasson received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Austin and her MFA from the New York Academy of Art in 2019. She was awarded the Belle Artes Residency and the Chubb Post-Graduate Fellowship, followed by the Fountainhead Residency in 2023. Her solo exhibitions include Keep Left at the Fork at Dallas Contemporary, Bird on a Wire at UTA Artist Space in Los Angeles and Fast Hearts and Slow Towns at Albertz Benda in New York. Her work is held in collections including the Contemporary Art Foundation in Japan, Bunker Artspace in Miami and the Hort Family Collection in New York.

(Photographed in March 2026)

Oil, acrylic, resin, wood on canvas
127 x 97.2 x 5.7 cm
Condition: Very good

-

Exhibited
Shape of An Image. WOAW Gallery, Central, Hong Kong, 21 May–14 June 2021.



Chloe Chiasson (American, b.1993) is a contemporary artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Born in Port Neches, Texas, her practice explores self-expression, queer identity and the social expectations surrounding gender and sexuality. Working across painting, collage and sculpture, she creates mixed-media works that draw on personal memories, cultural imagery and environments inspired by her upbringing in Texas. Her compositions combine fragmented forms and layered materials to question established ideas of identity and belonging.

Chiasson received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Austin and her MFA from the New York Academy of Art in 2019. She was awarded the Belle Artes Residency and the Chubb Post-Graduate Fellowship, followed by the Fountainhead Residency in 2023. Her solo exhibitions include Keep Left at the Fork at Dallas Contemporary, Bird on a Wire at UTA Artist Space in Los Angeles and Fast Hearts and Slow Towns at Albertz Benda in New York. Her work is held in collections including the Contemporary Art Foundation in Japan, Bunker Artspace in Miami and the Hort Family Collection in New York.

(Photographed in March 2026)

Artwork located in: Hong Kong