Photograph courtesy of Sofia Klimkowski Arango

Aidan Lodge grew up in rural Vermont, where she spent her childhood closely observing nature, trying on dresses when no one was home and imagining the worlds that might exist in the woods around her. Questions of ecology and imaginations of trans futurity are still at the forefront of her thinking. Working in sculpture and image making, she uses the language of science to feel out its gaps: the things it can’t quite describe or locate, places where strangeness is able to seep to the surface. This strangeness will always seep through because it is the symbiotic real. Looking at data is one way to understand the world—but then again so is licking it.

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