Cecilia Fox (b. 1994) is a visual writer, contextual performer, and transdisciplinary researcher. Rooted in her visual arts background and through experimenting with various performative and writing-related mediums, she has developed unique research methodologies to dissect the world and detect patterns through archetypal stereotyping to uncover the essence of the human condition.
In her artistic expression, she combines personal reflections, metaphorical analogues, and cultural analysis to create multidisciplinary art that entertains, challenges, and provokes the audience by depicting the absurdity of the world in which we live. Her work showcases vulnerability alongside cynicism and autobiography intertwined with fiction, as it seamlessly blends the obnoxious with the self-conscious, and the spontaneous with the scripted. Throughout her work, she playfully incorporates scientific research methods, marketing strategies, and pop cultural references to generate frameworks and schematics to grasp and disentangle the outdated power structures of patriarchy, capitalism, and ableism. |