About

Grayson Beaulieu is a multimedia artist from Florida and Connecticut. They work in a variety of media including photography, sculpture, and fiber arts. They believe that art is something that can influence and create a shift in the world, leading it in new directions. They want to shed light on the trepidations of their world in hopes to push it into more positive directions. 

Grayson believes that the purpose of art and the purpose of their personal work is both self-expression and a tool for introspection. One of the most difficult things that Grayson tackles in their daily life, that they show and incorporate into their work, is dealing with their existence in the world, the part they play, and navigating their life experiences as a non-binary, queer person, who struggles with multiple mental illnesses and physical illnesses. 

For Grayson, being too selfless is a daily struggle and their art practice is one way to be selfish, to take up space, and focus on themselves. Their work examines their battle with depression, anxiety, and PTSD, as well as their relationship with their queer body, the body, identity, and inner self-love. They pull inspiration from the occult, the ethereal, the Avant Garde, and the just plain weird. It is a daily exercise of asking themselves difficult personal questions in an attempt to find out their truth.