by Gerry Mak in New Illustration on Tuesday 28 June 2011

Elizabeth Fox uses an original but retro-feeling style to contrast contemporary notions of gender, identity, and social positioning with those of the 1950s.

There’s a quaintness implied, as well as a bemused nostalgia for what many consider to be a simpler time, but the complexity of human interaction is at the heart of each of her paintings.
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