First Name
Avie
Last Name
Fields
City, State
Boston
Country
United States
Pronouns
She/Her
Gender
Female
Roles
Editor
Social Media
Other role
Writer. Filmmaker.
Formats / Genre
Experimental
Other Format / Genre
Ghost writer, Poet, & Horror Advocate
Languages spoken
English
Open to relocating
No
Open to branded content?
Yes
More about me
Ava (Avie) M. Fields is an independent artist and community leader based out of Boston. Her work combines radical language, and imagery, to carve out a subversive path for reframing and repurposing traumatic content.
The Horror Advocate is an interdisciplinary arthouse grounded by the intersectionality of horror, equity, compassion; and a commitment to transform the antiquated social structures that feed harm, and starve survival.
‘The Horror Advocate’, has successfully evolved into the next phase; using community based horror projects to shift cultural standards throughout American society.
Her innovative projects, Apt, Horror| REC Zombie| + [Pop] Cult Survivalist, are groundbreaking advocacy resources used to address pop (counter) culture as a reputable data source for community development and enhancing civic engagement. This work is guided by her expertise on the intersectionality between horror, equity, + compassion.
The Long-term goal is for the data points (and anecdotal analysis) to become a crucial resource for any city/state/or federal officials, initiatives, or programs that want to better serve the underrepresented communities they were appointed to protect.
She also hopes to blend her horror advocacy work with a passion for prison reform, restorative justice, harm reduction, and investigating wrongful convictions. Her only wish is that people experience as much catharsis engaging with her work as she does by creating it.
The Horror Advocate is an interdisciplinary arthouse grounded by the intersectionality of horror, equity, compassion; and a commitment to transform the antiquated social structures that feed harm, and starve survival.
‘The Horror Advocate’, has successfully evolved into the next phase; using community based horror projects to shift cultural standards throughout American society.
Her innovative projects, Apt, Horror| REC Zombie| + [Pop] Cult Survivalist, are groundbreaking advocacy resources used to address pop (counter) culture as a reputable data source for community development and enhancing civic engagement. This work is guided by her expertise on the intersectionality between horror, equity, + compassion.
The Long-term goal is for the data points (and anecdotal analysis) to become a crucial resource for any city/state/or federal officials, initiatives, or programs that want to better serve the underrepresented communities they were appointed to protect.
She also hopes to blend her horror advocacy work with a passion for prison reform, restorative justice, harm reduction, and investigating wrongful convictions. Her only wish is that people experience as much catharsis engaging with her work as she does by creating it.
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