Zoe Elwood is an interdisciplinary artist from central Utah, now residing in Newark, DE. Drawing from queer theory, material culture studies, and conventions used in Gothic horror as frameworks for expression, their practice utilizes found objects and assemblage to interrogate heteronormative, and binaried notions of domesticity. Through the perspective that their genderqueer identity enables, their works discuss the effects of such notions on queer identity formation.

A selection of spaces that their work has been exhibited includes, CAHS Lowe Mill A&E Project Space in Huntsville, AL (2025), Recitation Hall and Taylor Gallery at the University of Delaware in Newark, DE (2024), the Springville Art Museum in Springville, UT (2024), Finch Lane Gallery in SLC, UT (2024), oddduckstudio in Provo, UT (2024), Modern Visual Arts Gallery in Bethlehem, PA (2023), the Eccles Art Center in Ogden, UT (2023), and the Fine Art Galleries at Utah Valley University (UVU) in Orem, UT (2021, 2023). Zoe has also curated exhibitions for the Fine Art Galleries at UVU (2023, 2024), as well as at oddduckstudio during their time there as a committee member (2024).
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Zoe has presented their visual art-research at the Mid-South Sculpture Alliance (MSA) Confab in Huntsville, AL (2025), SECAC (known formerly as the Southeastern College Art Convention) in Cincinnati, OH (2025), and Richmond, VA (2023), and the Utah Conference for Undergraduate Research (UCUR) (2023, 2024).

Zoe graduated from Utah Valley University with a BFA in Painting + Drawing and a minor in Art History (2023). Currently they are working towards their MFA degree in sculpture at the University of Delaware, where they are also a DELPHI fellow at the University's Center for Material Culture Studies, and an instructor of record for undergraduate sculpture.

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