Emily Everhard

artist statement

WORKWEAR is about the collapse of our public and private lives during the COVID-19 pandemic. The film explores queer bodies’ negotiations with space and how gender performance influences our work and pleasure.

artist statement

WORKWEAR is about the collapse of our public and private lives during the COVID-19 pandemic. The film explores queer bodies’ negotiations with space and how gender performance influences our work and pleasure.

Emily Everhard is a filmmaker and actress who tells stories about fearless women. Emily pulls from her documentary fieldwork and under-appreciated historical moments to craft unique narratives set within subcultures and niche communities. She often uses humor to explore body autonomy, identity, and love.

hello@emilyeverhard.com

Emily Everhard is a filmmaker and actress who tells stories about fearless women. Emily pulls from her documentary fieldwork and under-appreciated historical moments to craft unique narratives set within subcultures and niche communities. She often uses humor to explore body autonomy, identity, and love.

hello@emilyeverhard.com

Emily Everhard is a filmmaker and actress who tells stories about fearless women. Emily pulls from her documentary fieldwork and under-appreciated historical moments to craft unique narratives set within subcultures and niche communities. She often uses humor to explore body autonomy, identity, and love.

hello@emilyeverhard.com

Emily Everhard is a filmmaker and actress who tells stories about fearless women. Emily pulls from her documentary fieldwork and under-appreciated historical moments to craft unique narratives set within subcultures and niche communities. She often uses humor to explore body autonomy, identity, and love.

hello@emilyeverhard.com

Emily Everhard is a filmmaker and actress who tells stories about fearless women. Emily pulls from her documentary fieldwork and under-appreciated historical moments to craft unique narratives set within subcultures and niche communities. She often uses humor to explore body autonomy, identity, and love.

hello@emilyeverhard.com