Charneh Watson

Charneh Watson (she/her) is a performance maker, community artist and anthropologist. Her practice combines live art, theatre and participatory arts. The form of her work is varied, but it is always collaborative. Charneh loves to create ensemble pieces with fellow artists, audiences, and communities. Charneh’s work is informed by being a carer and growing up in a single-parent household. Her ideas are often a mix of personal experiences, responses to social and political issues, and her frequent whimsical daydreams! Evolving her ideas into shared and collaborative processes. In her work, she aims to break down barriers by deconstructing artistic forms through experimentation with duration and interactivity. Whilst exploring recurring themes of grief, care and intimacy.

Charneh holds an MA in Anthropology and Community Arts from Goldsmiths University of London and a BA (hons) in Contemporary Performance Practice from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.