When Chloe moved to Asheville, N. C., she began experimenting with photography and filmmaking. A year later, Chloe was being invited to show her work in art exhibitions. Her first multimedia art show, “Living on the Edge,” focused on the growing homeless population in Asheville. This Asheville Area Arts Council exhibit reached people on a deep emotional level. It brought many people to tears after witnessing Chloe’s photos and video and Asheville artist James Daniel III’s oil and pen and ink renditions of the images.

 

“LIVING ON THE EDGE confronts the viewer in an understated way and is more than just a token documentation of homelessness. This is not a feel-good show that’s easy to love. The exhibit can be hard, emotionally, to walk through, but often the best art is the kind we want to turn away from.” — Ursula Gullow, MtXPress, Asheville, NC.

 

Chloe’s photography was part of the juried exhibition “ReNude: A Celebration of the Body” at the Flood Gallery and Fine Arts Center. A collaborative show at Windows Gallery included her work. For The Mannequin Project, Chloe produced a collaborative short film, “THE SWIMSUIT,” exhibited at three different venues in Asheville, N.C. She later donated the mannequin and short film to the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum.

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While living in Los Angeles, Chloe served as the Associate Producer for the 20th Anniversary of the Women in Film Crystal Awards, which was filmed for Lifetime TV.