Vexta has been creating street art since the mid 2000's and is most famously known for her stencils and paste-ups which draw from cultural visual debris. Her neon-drenched images are influenced by a personal symbolism and a greater urban mythology which connect the dots between street rallies and galleries, between acute social commentary and aching beauty. Her work has been shown in exhibitions across Australia and she recently returned from South America and Europe where she painted murals in Paris, Berlin, London and Bogota.

I don't want to live in a city that's really bland and covered in grey and brown and advertising. I never said it was OK to put a billboard on the top of Brunswick Street, so who's to say that I can't put up a small A4 size image in a back laneway?