PTSD by Julia Fox ~ Opens Tonight in Downtown Los Angeles

Julia Fox brings her newest body of photographs to Los Angeles tonight at 3125C The Void at 8pm. The images reveal truth through transgression, focusing on dysfunctional communities of the American South. Fox explores both the vulnerability and hedonism associated with ritualistic Bayou culture, in the process exposing the anxieties and pressures that are central to both the artist's and the subject's experience.

Fox states, “It’s more about evoking an emotional response and curiosity from the viewer. Rather than just taking a pretty picture, I want to show people a reality so far from theirs. And I want them to ask questions about it and feel what I felt. If I’m not able to share my experiences with everyone or else they mean nothing at all.”

Curated by Richie Shazam Khan

About Julia Fox:
Deriving majority of her inspiration from the numerous colorful people she has encountered through her venturous life, Fox was raised amongst the creative fixtures of New York City. Fox studied at City-As-High School, an alternate learning establishment in New York City, notable alumni including Jean-Michel Basquiat. Her photography was recently featured in S Magazine (Issue 17); she has been featured in numerous publications over the years including Elle, Dazed, i-D, Galore, Oyster, amongst many more. She also published and released Symptomatic of A Relationship Gone Sour: Heartburn/ Nausea at MoMA PS1 Book Fair, September 2015. Fox is currently studying Fine Arts & Social Work at New School, NYC.