Chacha’s materials, like her muses, come from her surroundings — plywood from building projects on her family’s farm, house paint rescued from renovations, charcoal from summer cookouts, and treasures found at local thrift shops. Each carries its own history, shaping the texture, color, and narrative of the finished piece.
Inspiration comes from the people and places she encounters: life on the farm, snakes winding through kitchen cupboards, road trips, surf spots, songs discovered, friends met, cows backlit by the setting sun, rolling hills, the endless rain, her wild dingo, and the emotions of building a home, family life, spring’s flowers and its deadly ticks, rivers quenching summer, and fires sustaining winter — all finding form in her work.
From each original, a limited edition of ten prints is created — signed and numbered. Some come framed, bound to the wood that completes them; others remain unframed, awaiting the wall or frame that will make them whole. Every work includes a letter of authenticity, a promise of its origin and the hands that made it.
To inquire about purchasing an original, email Chacha at charlotte@hodges.com
(2025) SOLD
2.FOMO (2025)
SOLD
Acrylic on paper, 210 × 297 mm. Unframed.
3. Madre
(2025)
Acrylic and oil on wooden panel. Unframed.
4.Heartbroken
(2025) SOLD
Vintage landscape painting reimagined with oil paint and oil pastel. Presented in its original frame.
5.I Am Art
(2025)
From Chacha’s photographic archive, this piece is created with oil pastel on acid-free cotton paper. Produced in an edition of 10, each print includes hand-painted oil pastel details, making every iteration one of a kind. Comes unframed.
6. Same Fears
(2024) SOLD
Oil pastel on acid-free cotton paper. Unframed.
7. Por Eso Rezamos (2024) SOLD
A vintage religious print reimagined by with acrylic paint, transforming the original image into a layered, contemporary composition. The work reflects Chacha’s practice of blending found imagery with hand-applied materials to create new narratives.
8. La Sagrada
(2024)
Acrylic on plywood, unframed, emphasizing Chacha’s use of texture and found material.
9. Do You Think of Me (2024)
Printed in oil paint from a hand-carved linocut, this edition of 10 ensures each print is unique. The hand-printing process creates subtle variations, giving every piece its own character.
10. Jesus (2025)
Oil paint on acid-free cotton paper.