Elodie Hekimian-brogan (b. 2003) is an artist and community organizer born and raised in Los Angeles. She is pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Studio Art at the UCLA School of Arts. Elodie has been a part of various group shows: “Reconnecting With” at the Getty Museum, “Are You Seen?” at the Barrett Art Gallery, “Lesbian Visibility" at the San Francisco LGBTQ Center, and “Power Grab” in Venice. She has been awarded the Hoyt Art Equity Scholarship and the Curve Foundation Annual Photo Contest. She has shot for commercial clients including Art in Odd Places, the City of West Hollywood, and Curve Magazine.
My work is situated in fun as a form of resistance. Consistently rooted in joy as a form of power, my work has colorful elements, joyous notes, and playful forms. I explore my queerness in sculpture, installation, and photography. My photographic practice is rooted in intimacy and representation through documentation. My process relies on closeness with subjects, thus resulting in moments that can only be captured when respect and communication are involved.
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