Zoe O'Brien is a multidisciplinary artist specializing in printmaking, painting, collage, and photography. She holds a double major in Political Science and Visual Arts from Eckerd College, where she honed her skills and developed her unique artistic voice.
Zoe's work often delves into feminist and political themes, drawing inspiration from personal experiences and identity crises. Her solo show performance, "Femininity," at the Neilsen Gallery at Eckerd College, is a testament to her ability to merge personal narrative with broader societal issues.
Influenced by the bold works of Barbara Kruger and the personal legacies of her mother, Theresa Sharp, and grandmother, Ann Sharp, Zoe's art challenges societal norms and encourages critical reflection on issues of gender and identity.
In addition to her artistic practice, Zoe has contributed to the academic community at Eckerd College as a teaching assistant, sharing her expertise in printmaking and digital photography with aspiring artists.