Driven by otherworldly forces and compelled to unleash her inner world through visual art, multi-media artist Suki Fox Murley (AKA Fractal Fox) believes life and art are inextricable. Suki’s specialties include, but are not limited to, mandala portals infused with sacred geometry, customized sigils, fantastical graphic portraits and surreal illustrations. Each piece is intuitively cultivated and hand-drawn, with deep intention and the utmost care. 

 

Aesthetically, Suki’s work explores vibrance, eclecticism and rebellion, oftentimes delving into the shadow side. Her distinctive style occupies the spaces between vaporwave dreamscapes and dark romance, embracing the striking juxtaposition of low-brow and high fantasy.

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Suki possesses a whimsical, highly innovative mind and an eye attuned to both the technical and ethereal aspects of colour, shape, and energy. With these gifts, she creates bold, unapologetically vivid works of art. Each original piece carries an unmistakable flair for intricate detail and imaginative pattern play. Her work is renowned for embodying the surreal landscapes that lurk in the subconscious. She is moved by dream states and symbolic inner realms.

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Born and raised in Southwestern Ontario and now residing on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada, Suki draws inspiration from nature, the cosmos, fables, and the unseen forces that shape human experience. Having been immersed in creative arts and mysticism since childhood, her roots in artistry run deep, and her journey has birthed a prolific career as a sought-after artist. Suki’s work has been featured at coveted events, thoughtfully curated exhibition spaces and even in music videos, to name but a few.

 

With an ever-evolving stylistic approach and an innate ability to communicate a liminal language through imagery, Suki’s art is heart-centered and soul-crafted. Her original works convey a sense of timeless wisdom. They bridge memory and myth while evoking a nostalgic longing for something we cannot quite name, yet deeply feel. That resonance, she believes, is where true he-art work resides.