Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf is an interdisciplinary artist who works primarily with mirrors and self-portraiture in order to explore her experiences of womanhood: the visceral realities as well as their societal implications. She developed a unique physi-digital mixed media technique in order to create works which incorporate her concerns around identity, self-image and digital representation within the working methodology.
Fontaine-Wolf is a Chelsea Arts Club Trust Award Grant recipient and former vice president of the Society of Women Artists (UK). She is a co-founder and director of InFems: Feminist Art Collective with whom she recently curated ‘Lost Girls’ which featured world renowned artists such as Ai Weiwei, Maggi Hambling and more. She’s exhibited at institutions such as the V&A Museum & Royal College of Art, London, Haus Kunst Mitte, Berlin, and has been featured in Forbes, the Guardian and the BBC. In 2022 she was commissioned by Carolina Herrera for International Women’s Day and is due to have her first institutional solo exhibition in Berlin this year . Her work has been exhibited widely and can be found in public and private collections in the UK and internationally.
