source: mutualart

Charlotte Becket is a British visual artist who was born in 1978. Several works by the artist have been sold at auction, including ‘Oliko aamu’ sold at Hagelstam ‘Modern & Design auction’ in 2013. There have been Several articles about Charlotte Becket, including ‘GOTHAM ART & THEATER’ written by Elisabeth Kley for artnet in 2009.
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source: gazelliarthouse

The New York based artist, Charlotte Becket, explores the world of objects in a personal and playful way, analysing the relationship between forms, textures and materials; how things are made and how their parts join together.

Many of her sculptures are robotic structures, made of ubiquitous things from everyday life, such as found objects, commercial materials and garbage. They are machines driven by a simple motor, where the materials, assuming multiples identities, are transformed from their original appearance into something else. The works begin as seemingly inanimate objects but close inspection shows them expanding and contracting as if breathing thus making a direct reference to change and movement.