CHARLIE RUDALAVGE
@AFTERDREAMNOON
@AFTERDREAMNOON
Creative living in Brooklyn, New York
Hey, I'm Charlie. I'm a creative with experience spanning social media, content creation, event planning, production coordination, and art gallery management. My work interconnects storytelling, community, and visual expression, and I'm always wearing many hats at any given moment.
As the Social Media Manager & Content Creator of Grown Brilliance, I curate all photography and videography for paid media and organic usage. I have a passion for unraveling the thread in every story, particularly with UGC content, incorporating GB's founder and lead designer. I head production, casting, photoshoots, videography, aesthetic decisions and post production for large scale commercial shoots as well as mini shoots. Monthly, I create an analytics report for all of Grown Brilliance's social media channels.
Previously, I was an Associate at Robert Mann Gallery, where I managed the social media, email marketing, copy writing, and gallery events. As the Gallery Manager at Schubertiade Arts & Music / “B” Dry Goods, I coordinated the exhibitions, special events, and photographed the catalogues. I began in New York City with Skylight on large scale productions as a site representative, including NYFW runway shows, multi-day conventions, and pop ups. I was a studio assistant for the acclaimed painter Diana Kurz, and turned her into a social media icon. I assisted neo-conceptual artist Heide Hatry, including her summer residency at the School of Visual Arts in 2023. Occasionally I work on individual client social media projects, most recently a series of reels for Richard Haines.
My compositions of poetry, painting, drawing and performance explore vulnerability, liminality, and the subconscious. I like to create work that lingers in the liminal space between memory and waking life, like fragments of a dream. I host dinner parties and poetry readings for the artistic community.
I received a Bachelor of Art from Wagner College and studied fine art at the Instituto Lorenzo de Medici in Florence, Italy, in 2022.