The Cameron Twins

The Cameron Twins are a collaborative artistic duo of identical twins Abigail and Phebe, who work in screen printing, digital montage, photography, casting, sculpture, and installation. Their work is informed by a vividly coloured and naïve aesthetic and combines old paintings, photographs, notes, and drawings in montages that explore childhood imagination and dreams.

The Cameron Twins are a collaborative artistic duo of identical twins Abigail and Phebe, who work in screen printing, digital montage, photography, casting, sculpture, and installation. Their work is informed by a vividly coloured and naïve aesthetic and combines old paintings, photographs, notes, and drawings in montages that explore childhood imagination and dreams.

The Cameron Twins draw on their shared experience of growing up together and their collective nostalgia. Print is an important part of Abigail and Phebe’s practice, as it enables them to create doubled and mirrored images that reflect their experience as identical twins. The Cameron Twins hand-pull their screenprints, embracing the unique and imperfect effects and how this imbues their work with a fun and child-like quality. They print multiple players, applying different materials and sizes and stencilling over the top, resulting in new, complex compositions and images. The Cameron Twins draw on familiar childhood pop culture references, including Barbie, Trolls, and My Little Pony. They say about this tendency; 'We enjoy using this popular imagery in our sculptures and prints as they add a playful and witty quality to the work and adds to the connectivity of our art across ages and social confines whilst still remaining personal and anecdotal’. The combination of the bright colour palette and the recognisable subject matter is misleadingly cheerful, creating a juxtaposition with the more sinister and dark imagery that is revealed on closer inspection.

 

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Hug Me by The Cameron Twins
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51 x 72cm

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Choose Your Fighter by The Cameron Twins
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Choose Your Fighter £375

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49.4 x 69.2cm

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Bikini Bottoms in Black £280

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‘Don’t Wind Me Up!’ £200

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27.5 x 36cm

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Phone A Friend £400

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47 x 66.5cm

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Horse-tinted Spectacles £180

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27.5 x 36cm

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Rockin' n Rollin' in Black £280

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32 x 45cm

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Lucky Rabbit's Foot £200

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27.5 x 36cm

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Bundle of Joy in Black £280

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32 x 45cm

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BUMP! by The Cameron Twins
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51 x 72cm

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Miss You £300

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51 x 72cm

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Be Mine £200

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27.5 x 36cm

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See You Later Alligator! £550

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51 x 72cm

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Chatterbox £500

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51 x 72cm

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Scratchin' Cats (Blue) £150

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33 x 36cm

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The Cameron Twins Facts

The Cameron Twins were born in London.

The twins also produce and sell t-shirts for their brand Neon Wknd.

The Cameron Twins make sculptures from discarded toys.

The Cameron Twins are inspired by Pop Art and Street Art.

The Cameron Twins grew up in a creative household.

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We are so excited to welcome the collaborative artistic duo the Cameron Twins to Art Republic. The Cameron Twins - Phebe and Abigail - create vividly coloured montages with a naïve aesthetic that combines old paintings, photographs, notes, and drawings. We spoke with the artists about their exploration of childhood imagination and dreams, their process and their love of screen printing.    When did you both realise you wanted to be artists? How was your time at art school? If you consider that we now we use a lot of our own memories and elements; such as drawings, from our childhood as far back as nursery school in ...

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