Evie Metz is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans sculpture, photography, and animation. Her work explores the cycles of life and the core values of human existence.
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Her practice delves into the archetypal essence of being, engaging with themes that can be challenging to confront, such as desire, aging, and grief, in an effort to deepen our collective understanding of these experiences. These themes are both universally familiar and inherently existential, and her work grapples with the liminality between the known and the ineffable.
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From 2024 to 2025, Evie was selected as an annual Artist-in-Residence at the Visual Arts Center of Richmond, Virginia, culminating in an exhibition at the True F. Luck Gallery. In 2024, her animation Judy’s Garden was awarded first prize for Best Film by the James River Film Society in their curated showcase and was selected for inclusion in the 2024–2025 Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art Biennial. In 2023, she was recognized as a Trawick Prize Finalist and received the Young Artist Award in Bethesda, Maryland.
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Her films have screened nationally and internationally at venues including the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, the Vancouver International Film Festival, the Chicago International Film Festival, and the Glasgow Short Film Festival. Her work has been featured in publications such as NJ Stage, RVA Mag, NoBudge, and Girls in Film. Recent solo and group exhibitions include the Andrews Gallery in Williamsburg, Virginia; Rhizome in Washington, D.C.; and Nitehawk Cinema in New York City.