Cj Hendry is an Australian artist living and working in Brooklyn, New York. Her earliest mature investigations began in 2013 where she focused on rendering luxury products in black and white ink. Around 2018 she introduced color into her working practice which opened up her world. Her practice expanded to include more conceptual pursuits.
“I felt limited to a single sheet of paper, I had more to say, I felt suffocated, I just wanted to do big shit and I had to leave paper to fully realize what I had swirling around in my head.”
Monumental exhibitions staged by Hendry include “Monochrome” (2018), “Rorschach” (2019), and “Epilogue” (2022), where flower petal-shaped confetti was released over the course of ten days in a rundown cathedral in East London renovated by the artist. Most recently, Hendry culminated “Plaid” (2023) where she built a 5,000 sq/ft indoor playground in a Brooklyn warehouse.
Her capacity as a multidisciplinary artist is expansive, and as a self-represented artist, she has the agility to conceive no limitation. Hendry’s cheeky affability is followed closely by her adoring fans through her Instagram @cj_hendry where she documents her projects from concept to reality.