Chloe Flockart

Multi-disciplinary artist focused on creating projects with Regional Communities

Chloe Flockart is a multi-talented artist with a passion for collaboration and community engagement. With a background in puppetry, painting, sculpting, and theatre performance, she has worked with a range of companies across Australia and the UK, including Barking Gecko Theatre, The Last Great Hunt, and Spare Parts Puppet Theatre.

Chloe's diverse career has allowed her to experiment across art forms, and she is now has an incredibly flexible practice as an independent artist. She is deeply passionate about nature, and has worked with organizations like the WA Museum and Meridian Regional Arts to create public artworks that encourage audiences to consider the impact of urbanization on natural spaces. She often uses reclaimed materials in her works to reduce her practice's environmental impact.

Currently based in regional Western Australia, Chloe has shifted her focus towards community collaborative arts projects to help create opportunities for and raise the profile of artists from the Central Wheatbelt. As a current Regional Arts WA Fellow, she has spent the last two years expanding her practice to include animation and projection mapping, creating new works with her local community that encourage the exploration and re-imagination of a farming town. She is currently working on a community-wide multimedia exhibition that highlights significant seniors from the area.

Overall, Chloe Flockart's impressive range of skills, deep passion for nature, and commitment to community collaboration make her a valuable and unique artist in the regional arts scene.


What Chloe is currently working on…

Based in Merredin WA, Chloe Flockart is one of the founders and lead artists of not-for-profit Meridian Regional Arts Inc, an organisation focused on creating arts and culture opportunities for overlooked parts of the Central Wheatbelt Region. Currently, MRA inc and Chloe are devising a series of community-engagement activities that will result in collaboration between seniors and local arts organisations, and developing a community lead exhibition focused on Seniors’ Stories. For more information, please follow Meridian Regional Arts Inc on Facebook.