Evangeline Armstrong is an abstract figurative artist based in the UK.
With a foundation in life drawing, her practice bridges the realms of design and fine art. She primarily works in oil and charcoal, and has also engaged in collaborations involving technology and film.
Armstrong’s work explores movement as a form of visual conversation, with a particular focus on themes of light and technology, which shape and reflect contemporary human interactions.
Her exploration of the human form is informed by her interests in biology and philosophy, underscoring her belief that the way we inhabit our bodies often conveys deeper meaning than words alone.
Currently based in Holborn, London, Armstrong graduated from Central Saint Martins with first-class honours in 2015.