Edie Fake’s paintings start as self-portraits, and from there, they make a break for it, referencing elements of the trans and non-binary body through pattern, color and architectural metaphor. Edie’s precise, intimately scaled, gouache-and-ink paintings on panel are structured around the physical aspects of transition and adaptation as well as mental and sexual health. Since moving from first Chicago, then to Los Angeles while briefly attending grad school at USC, to now the high desert of Joshua Tree in California, Edie’s work has evolved from the acclaimed Memory Palaces series – reimagined facades of urban lesbian bars and gay nightclubs – to a new feeling of vulnerability due to shifts in the U. S. social and political climate. The work blurs lines between architecture and body with structures adorned by elements that seem to be both decorative and protective. Architectural components are used as visual metaphors for the ways in which definition and validation elude trans identities. Says Fake, “More and more I’m trying to bring an anarchy into that architecture, or a fantasy and ecstasy of what queer space is and can be. ”
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Edie Fake (née en 1980 à Evanston, Illinois) est une artiste, illustratrice, auteure et militante transgenre américaine. Ses peintures commencent comme des autoportraits mais échappent finalement au genre, faisant référence à des éléments du corps trans et non-binaire par le biais de motifs, de couleurs et de métaphores architecturaux. Les peintures à la gouache et à l'encre sur panneau d'Edie Fake, précises et à l'échelle intime, s'articulent autour des aspects physiques de la transition et de l'adaptation, ainsi que de la santé mentale et sexuelle.
Depuis qu'elle a déménagé de Chicago, puis de Los Angeles alors qu'elle suivait brièvement des études supérieures à l'USC, pour s'installer dans le désert de Joshua Tree en Californie, Edie Fake a fait évoluer son travail à partir de la série Memory Palaces – des façades de bars lesbiens et de boîtes de nuit gays en milieu urbain – vers un nouveau sentiment de vulnérabilité dû à l'évolution du climat social et politique aux États-Unis. Son travail brouille les lignes entre l'architecture et le corps avec des structures ornées d'éléments qui semblent être à la fois décoratifs et protecteurs. Les composants architecturaux sont utilisés comme métaphores visuelles de la manière dont la définition et la validation échappent aux identités transgenres. Comme le dit Fake : « J'essaie de plus en plus d'introduire une anarchie dans cette architecture, ou une fantaisie et une extase de ce qu'est et peut être l'espace queer ».
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