Carol Camp


Meanwhile, Human
The Hidden Now
#0k

While We Wait For Sunrise

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Carol Camp, b. 1995
Turin, Italy


I'm Carol Camp, a mixed-media artist exploring the visual experience of time. My work breaks apart and reassembles moments to question how we perceive memory and reality, blurring the boundary between stillness and motion, presence and absence.

Much of my practice is shaped by distance — geographical as much as existential, emotional as much as digital. I’m drawn to visuals that feel like memories of memories: fragile, interrupted, or never quite fully formed. My current work reflects on how technology mediates what we hold onto, and what slips away despite our efforts to preserve it.

Exhibitions
  • Blast, The Holy Art, London, UK, June 5-11, 2021

Awards & Grants
  • Artist Relief Grant, Awarded by a coalition of national arts grantmakers including the Academy of American Poets, Artadia, Creative Capital, Foundation for Contemporary Arts, MAP Fund, YoungArts, and United States Artists,  with funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, USA, 2020-2021.   

Press & Publications
  • Interview, Al-Tiba9, 2021.
  • Interview, Culturally Arts Collective, 2021.
  • Featured Artist, ARTIN NYC, 2021.
  • Featured Artist, Modern Renaissance Magazine (Culturally Arts Collective), August 2021 issue.
  • Interview, VoyageLA, 2019.

Education
  • Associate of Arts, Studio Arts, West Los Angeles College, Los Angeles, CA, 2019. Cum Laude.
  • Diploma, Filmmaking, New York Film Academy, Los Angeles, CA, 2015.

Memberships
  • a-n The Artists Information Company, UK.
  • The Poetry Society, UK. 

Volunteering
  • Sundance Film Festival, Park City, UT, 2018.
  • Festival M.A.R.S., Los Angeles, CA, 2017. 


Generative AI & The Environment


I believe that the rise of AI is a reality to be engaged with, not ignored. As an artist exploring its possibilities, I am committed to using AI responsibly and advocating for its sustainable development. It's crucial to me that tech companies are held accountable, and I actively seek more transparency on their sustainability efforts.

In my artistic practice, I strive for efficiency and mindfulness when working with AI:

  • I carefully refine my prompts to reduce the number of generated outputs.
  • I prioritize less energy-intensive AI models. 
  • I offset my monthly carbon usage through UNDO, a UK-based carbon removal project that permanently removes CO2 from the atmosphere by spreading silicate rock on agricultural land. This is a science-backed method for mitigating climate change.

I have been vegetarian since the age of 13, understanding the significant environmental impact of animal agriculture. I support and donate to Meat Free Monday, a campaign that encourages plant-based eating to benefit the environment, animals, and human health.