Edie Fake

Edie Fake is an American artist and musician. His visual artwork is characterized by intricate, architectural renderings, often exploring themes of gender identity, body modification, and utopian spaces.

Fake's style frequently incorporates detailed linework, vibrant color palettes, and a blend of geometric and organic forms. His architectural drawings are not necessarily representative of existing structures but rather imagine fantastical and psychologically resonant environments. He often depicts figures within these spaces, engaging in ambiguous or ritualistic activities.

Fake's work has been exhibited in galleries and museums across the United States and internationally. He is also known for his graphic novel, "Gaylord Phoenix," which tells a surreal and visually striking story of gender transformation and self-discovery.

In addition to his visual art, Fake is a musician, contributing to various musical projects over the years, often within the experimental and noise music scenes.

His work is recognized for its exploration of queer identity, its inventive visual language, and its ability to create immersive and thought-provoking narratives.