Eve Fowler uses text as the central material of her practice, transforming nonlinear, open-ended language into posters, billboards, films, and public installations that disrupt dominant visual culture. By placing poetic, fragmented phrases into bold typographic formats associated with advertising or activism, she reclaims public space for queer feminist voices and treats language as both meaning and visual form. Her work asks viewers to engage with words physically and politically, foregrounding issues of visibility, authorship, and creative labor while creating a dynamic dialogue between contemporary art and experimental writing.
