Brittany Shepherd examines private and public spaces, desire, and identity, exploring how individuals navigate visibility and concealment. Drawing from personal experiences and niche online cultures, her work confronts the complex dynamics of voyeurism, intimacy, and social performance. She invites viewers into a dialogue about perception and vulnerability, where boundaries between observer and participant begin to blur. Her paintings are known for their photo-realistic detail, capturing intimate moments that blur the line between observer and participant. Her use of materials like latex, metal, and PVC adds tactile depth and symbolic weight, emphasizing themes of masking, protection, and exposure. By integrating semi-autobiographical elements and layered narratives, Shepherd creates immersive environments that challenge traditional boundaries between artist, subject, and viewer. Her multidisciplinary approach reflects a deep engagement with the fluidity of identity and the tensions inherent in contemporary social spaces. ...
