Quilla Constance

Quilla Constance (Senior Lecturer at Camberwell College of Arts, University of the Arts London) is an interdisciplinary artist, curator, and lecturer known for performances and installations interrogating cultural systems. Her practice spans painting, video, live performance, and cello-based interventions, often blending pop culture critique with visceral physical narratives. Recent exhibitions include Teasing Out Contingencies (2024), PUKIJAM (2020), and Transcending The Signified (2023). She holds a BA from the Ruskin School of Art and Goldsmiths, and her work has been featured at the Royal Academy, Freud Museum, and MOCA London.

Research interests focus on subverting capitalist networks through multidisciplinary art, exploring identity politics, and redefining institutional boundaries. Highlights include viral performance lectures, cello-driven installations (Celsnakar series), and collaborative projects with institutions like Arts Council England. Current work emphasizes public engagement through site-specific interventions.

Education: BA Fine Art Sculpture (Ruskin School of Art), BA courses at Goldsmiths in Painting/Drawing/Photography. Contact: quillaconstance@live.com. Professional networks include the Research Centre for Transnational Art-Identity-Nation and Bedford Creative Arts.