Evie Metz is an award-winning animator, photographer, and interdisciplinary artist. She is an arts-educator who holds a Masters of Fine Art from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Bachelors of Fine Art from Maryland Institute College of Art.

Her work explores the cycle of life and the values of human beings. Her photographic practice traces poetic depictions of everyday life. She often uses animation to address aspects of the human experience that can be hard to talk about, such as grief, aging, and desire. Her process of physically performing handmade puppets becomes an extension of the body. 

 Her films have shown nationally and internationally at various venues including the Virginia Museum of Fine Art, Maryland Film Festival, Chicago International Film Festival, and Glasgow Short Film Festival. The James River Film Society awarded her film Judy's Garden with first prize in their 2024 curated showcase. Her work is featured in online publications, such as in RVA Mag, NoBudge, and Girls in Film. Recent solo and group exhibitions include the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art, Rhizome in Washington DC and Nitehawk Cinema in Williamsburg, NY. Alongside the films, her sculptures were selected as a 2023 Trawick Prize Finalist and received the Young Artist Award. In 2017, she received a fellowship from Anderson Ranch Art Center.