Charlie Rudalavage is from olde Fort Washington, Pennsylvania.

His art speaks to the everyday moment and is based on observation from the material world.  His art is a documentation of his personal life. He attempts to balance subject matter with colors and medium. He documents the mundane as well as fantastical experiences of dreams and what could be; His work includes notes of queerness and unsatisfactory relationships in an age where most connections begin on a mobile devices.

With a broad range of work, Charlie jumps from a paint brush, to photography, to performing in a play, to scribbling in a notebook, to reading poetry aloud under a tree.

He received a Bachelor's of Art from Wagner College. He studied fine art at the Instituto Lorenzo de Medici in Florence, Italy in the Spring of 2022.

Charlie is a gallery associate at Robert Mann Gallery, a galleristo at  Schubertiade Arts & Music / "B" Dry Goods as well as a studio assistant to Diana Kurz. He has apprenticed with conceptual artist Heide Hatry since 2021. He volunteers with Polar Bear Fest in Central Park when there is snow.