About me

Pixie Pravda is a conceptual artist who booby-traps language, twisting irony and paradox until words turn against themselves. His work bends logic and reveals contradictions — exposing the fragility of belief, the absurdity of institutions, and the unease of living inside both.

His practice spans text-based works, sculptural objects, and interventions ranging from guerrilla actions to commissioned projects in public space, museums, and corporate contexts. His works re-frame the familiar into fractures of paradox and doubt.

He stands in dialogue with Duchamp, Kosuth, Weiner, Baldessari, Holzer, and Cattelan — yet twists their strategies into new traps. He makes work that explains itself until it doesn’t.

Pravda lives and works near Brussels.