Charlotte Jeroma is a contemporary artist whose works emerge at the threshold between reality and the inner world. Her paintings merge fragile human states with the depths of the unconscious—often accompanied by motifs from nature, dreams, and symbolism.

 

Her painting becomes a space for transformation, a silent place where feeling becomes the source of knowledge.

 

Her works revolve around themes such as the role of emotion as the root of action, dreaming as a moment of insight, and the expansion of the visible world through imaginative experience. Her figures often appear not merely as images, but as psychic mirrors whose environment is in the process of dissolving or transforming.

 

The artist draws on personal experiences and places – for example, her time in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, her yoga training in Rishikesh, or the quiet days on the Indian beach of Marari.

 

Charlotte works with watercolors and oil on canvas.