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Courtney Eldridge

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Court Eldridge is an interdisciplinary artist working across lens-based media, writing, and research-driven installation. Their practice examines documentation as a site of power—how images, archives, and institutional narratives determine what is preserved, distorted, or erased. Drawing from feminist theory and lived experience, Eldridge’s work interrogates visibility, authorship, and the ethics of looking.
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