Andrea Fourchy (B. 1990) lives and works in New York. She graduated from UC Davis in 2012. This is her second solo exhibition at Lomex. She has participated in group exhibitions at Doyers Street, New York; Greene Naftali, New York; Maria Bernheim, Zurich; Svetlana, New York, Gaudel de Stampa, Paris, among others, and had a two person exhibition with Sergej Jensen at Avlskarl, Copenhagen (2016).

Andrea Fourchy

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 2018
Acrylic on Linen
54 × 44 inches (137.16 × 111.76 cm)

, 2018
Oil and acrylic on linen
31 × 31 inches (78.74 × 78.74 cm)

, 2018 
Acrylic on Linen
60 × 42 inches (152.40 × 106.68 cm)

, 2018
Acrylic on Linen
54 × 44 inches (137.16 × 111.76 cm)

, 2018
Oil and acrylic on linen
16 × 19 inches (40.64 × 48.26 cm)

, 2018
acrylic on canvas
24 × 48 inches (60.96 × 121.92 cm)

, 2018
Oil on linen
31 × 43 inches (78.74 × 109.22 cm)

, 2018
Oil and acrylis on linen
44 × 56 inches (111.76 × 142.24 cm)

The paintings in this exhibition are derived from other images; a snapshot from a poster I regularly walk past, an artwork, a drawing I improvised that is a compilation of the other images.

A picture could get stuck in your head the same way a song does. Does it say something about what you’re going through in that moment? Or is it just catchy and circumstantial? Maybe it’s annoying.

Can I try on an image the way I try on clothes in a dressing room? How does it look? Do you recognize yourself in it? Could it become so familiar you wear it constantly without thinking about it?

A kid tries on their handwriting. They write their name over and over. Is it too girly? Too boyish? I didn’t pick my name but I’m not sure how I wound up with my signature.