About Yvette Vexta
Yvette Vexta, better known by her artist name Vexta, is an Australian multidisciplinary artist based in New York City.
Emerging from Melbourne's Street Art & Graffiti Movement in the mid-2000s, she was among the first generation of female artists to help shape the movement internationally. Over the past two decades, her practice has evolved from murals and paintings into immersive installations, augmented reality, digital media, and participatory experiences that explore creativity, consciousness, mythology, and our relationship with the natural world.
Drawing upon universal mythopoetic archetypes, visionary experience, and deep ecology, her work investigates the intersection of perception, transformation, and the human experience. Working across intimate and monumental scales, she creates symbolic worlds where figurative forms intertwine with geometry, flora, fungi, coral, and cosmic imagery, inviting viewers to reconsider the boundaries between self and nature, the personal and the universal.
Her curiosity about creativity as a force for transformation has also led her into the fields of neuroscience, transpersonal psychology, and psychedelic studies, deepening an interdisciplinary practice that bridges art, science, and human experience.
She has collaborated with museums, festivals, cities, and global brands including Visa, Converse, Samsung, Fabergé, Urban Decay, Free People, Lollapalooza, Governors Ball, and Juxtapoz.
Her work is guided by a simple question: How can art alter consciousness?
When she's away from the studio, she's usually wandering through forests, meditating, or gathering friends around a table for a lovingly home-cooked meal.
Explore Cosmic Vision
Alongside her artistic practice, Yvette is the founder of Cosmic Vision, where she works with artists, leaders, and seekers through coaching, workshops, speaking, and immersive experiences. Drawing on neuroscience, transpersonal psychology, creativity, and psychedelic studies, Cosmic Vision extends many of the same questions explored through her artwork into transformative experiences designed to cultivate greater creativity, awareness, personal growth and connection.
