Broussard engages painting and collage to materialize an alternative, fantastic genealogy, weaving material from his own ancestry back into the folds of shared subcultural life.
Broussard conjures Gulf Coast fisherman and visionary painter Forrest Bess to explore queerness as a reconfiguration of self, desire, and loneliness.
Broussard's paintings, lodged between the real and imaginary, resemble scenes in homes of the deceased, using collage to merge found imagery with memory.
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