Forme Femine Gallery
An art gallery and platform showcasing contemporary African art with a focus on women artists and cultural narratives.
Visit Gallery →Art Curator · Project Manager
Bridging contemporary African art and technology — between Lagos and London.
Charlene is an art curator based in Lagos and London with a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling through the arts. Through her gallery platform Forme Femine, she curates projects showcasing artistic talent from Africa and beyond.
With a dual focus on cultural curation and IT project management, she brings a unique perspective to both the art world and the tech space — connecting creativity with structured execution.
On the technology side, Charlene works in digital asset intelligence and open-source research. She also manages exclusive industry events bridging technology and networking.
An art gallery and platform showcasing contemporary African art with a focus on women artists and cultural narratives.
Visit Gallery →An experimental initiative exploring the intersections of unnamed spaces, emerging artists, and unconventional modes of display.
A CLI tool that generates polished, self-contained exhibition pages from JSON data. Built for galleries and artists who need a quick web presence without a CMS. Three themes, validation, and an interactive setup wizard.
View on GitHub →A private research tool for building, mapping, and connecting curatorial themes. Combines a Python CLI with a browser-based dashboard: search across themes, visualise connections, and export research as Markdown or print-ready documents. Built for curatorial practice; deployable for any institution managing complex research systems.
Visit Vault →Thoughtful selection and arrangement of artworks to create meaningful narratives and experiences.
Spatial planning and conceptual design for physical and virtual exhibition spaces.
End-to-end delivery across creative, technical, and operational projects — bridging teams across physical exhibitions, live events, and digital initiatives.
Transforming ideas into cohesive curatorial concepts, exhibition themes, and project frameworks.
Organising, documenting, and sharing institutional knowledge for galleries and creative organisations.
Exploring the intersections of art and technology through building, experimenting, and integrating digital tools into gallery and curatorial practice — from research infrastructure to public-facing web experiences.
Curating exhibitions at Forme Femine in Lagos and London, researching intersections of art, technology and gender in the global context.
The impact of traditional African art on contemporary design; art therapy's role in mental health promotion; the digital garden concept.
Whether it's a curatorial project, an exhibition, art acquisition, or a technology initiative — I'd love to hear from you.