Mishfit

Contemporary urban artist Mishfit occupies the hinterland between street art and fine art painting. Multidisciplinary in her approach since 2002, her output has spanned across painting, illustration, collage, stencil, and digital design, and she has been an active part of UK Street Art for nearly 20 years, painting internationally from the streets of Melbourne to Europe’s biggest street art festival, Upfest, and many places in between. From her studio in Brighton, she now creates colour-drenched artwork, combining spray paint and oil paint, with an energetic style that captures the raw process of creativity. Clashing traditional painting methods with a fresh contemporary urban art edge.

Drawing on a broad spectrum of inspiration, from old master paintings, abstract realism and surrealism, to Japanese minimalism and retro-futurism, Mishfit has developed a visual language of dreamlike luminous cloudscapes as a metaphor for human emotion. Often interwoven with obscured figurative elements, she creates poignant, relatable paintings, centered around themes of female empowerment, transformation, escapism, defiance, and strength in the face of adversity.

Her work is socially relevant, exploring our shared experiences and celebrating the commonalities that make us human. You can find her work on the streets, in galleries, at some of the UK’s leading Art Fairs and direct from her website http://www.mishfit.com/