Alex Hedison

Alex Hedison is an artist and filmmaker based in Los Angeles, recognized for her photographic work and filmmaking. Her career explores the intersection between the individual and the landscape, often utilizing large- and medium-format cameras to create series that challenge traditional boundaries between photography and painting. Hedison’s work has been exhibited internationally, with solo shows at H Gallery in Paris, Von Lintel Gallery in Los Angeles, and Shinsegae Gallery in Seoul, and is included in collections such as the Hammer Museum and Participant Media.

In addition to her visual art, Hedison has contributed to film and television. She is the director of the short film "Alok," which was featured in the Sundance Film Festival International Short Film Tour. The film explores themes of identity and freedom beyond binaries, reflecting Hedison’s engagement with social transformation through art. Earlier in her career, she was known for her role as Dylan on the series "The L Word," and appeared in various television shows, demonstrating her versatility as a creative professional.

Hedison’s work addresses themes of transformation, memory, and the architecture of the subconscious. Her ability to bridge visual storytelling and social commentary positions her as a public speaker and thought leader, with a presence at exhibitions, festivals, and cultural events worldwide.