Caro Williams
Multidisciplinary Artist
Caro Williams is London-based installation and mixed-media artist who works with symbols, sound, language, and place. The artist draws inspiration from everyday experiences - including film clips, lines from poems, sounds - and transforms them into new materials through digital manipulation and sculptural installations. This process of translation is akin to a poem in the viewer's mind, suspended in a surreal reality where meaning is ambiguous: at once familiar and out of reach. – Future Now Anthology – Contemporary Artists 2023
Caro exhibits nationally and internationally, receiving recognition for her work, including awards and funding such as the Creative New Zealand WW1 Centenary Co-commissioning Fund (2016). She co-curated exhibitions like "Contemporary Art + Ritual" at the Crypt Gallery, London (2019), and her installations have been featured in Wells Art Contemporary, Wells Cathedral (2022), and the Royal Society of Sculptors Summer Exhibitions, London (2020, 2022 and 2024). Caro was awarded the Royal Albert Memorial Museum – Museum at Large Public Art Commission, Exeter (2021), for her large-scale mixed media light and sound installation, "Lark Song," and her work "In the White Dawn" was shortlisted for the 2023 Aesthetica Art Prize.
Caro is a member of the Royal Society of Sculptors