About me

I am Pixie Pravda, a Dutch conceptual artist who lives and works just outside of Brussels.

You could say my art is pretty unique—I'm all about blending conceptual art with street vibes, mixing performances with visual poetry, and balancing my studio work with art in public spaces. I am self taught but do have an MFA (Master of Fuck All).

I've carved out my own text-based art niche—a space where humor, wit, and irony reign supreme. I think I have a very recognisable style, working in black & white with a dash of sassy text.

I'm all about creating art with mindfuck, paradox, language, humor, chaos, repetition and repetition—trying to shake up the art scene as much and as hard as I can. I think I have my own unique tone of voice, combining elements of street art, conceptualism, and intervention in public space, reminiscent of the public spectacles of Christo, the mischievous humor of Maurizio Catalan, and the conceptual depth of Barbara Kruger, Jenny Holzer, John Baldessari, and Joseph Kosuth.

From infiltrating museums to staging guerrilla interventions in public spaces, my creations demand attention and invite exploration. With over 38,000 Instagram followers and a growing reputation for pushing artistic boundaries, I think my work calls for further investigation.

So, you're probably wondering if Pixie Pravda is my real name. Well, not exactly. You see, 'Pixie' derives from 'Pixel' or image, representing visual expression. And 'Pravda'—that's Russian for 'the truth.' It used to be the name of the Communist Party's newspaper, highlighting the subjectivity of truth. That's precisely why I chose it. My name embodies my subjective truth, expressed through my images, serving as a reminder that art, much like life, is open to interpretation.

So there you have it, folks—the man, the myth, the pixelated poet known as Pixie Pravda. Stick around, and let's stir up some artistic mischief together!