‘Cerys “Dirtee Murfee” Murphy is an emerging force in the underground art scene, blending gritty realism with raw emotional intensity. With roots in the urban landscape, Cerys draws inspiration from the chaotic energy of her own experiences with womanhood, love, sex and mental health amongst many storytelling themes.
Her work transcends traditional boundaries, incorporating elements of graffiti, mixed media, and digital art to create a visceral experience that resonates with audiences on a deeper level.
Initially, her work was a form of rebellion, a way to voice the struggles and stories that often go unheard. Over time, her style evolved, merging bold, unapologetic statements with intricate details that invite viewers to look closer and engage with the underlying messages.
Her portfolio is as diverse as her influences, ranging from powerful, large-scale murals to intimate digital pieces that explore themes of identity and resilience..
Cerys’ art is not just a visual experience—it's a narrative that challenges perceptions and invites introspection.
With a growing following both online and in art community, Cerys is quickly establishing herself as a unique voice in contemporary art.
Her work has been featured in publications such as The Guardian, Art Rabbit, GAY TIMES, Gravy Magazine and many more.
Always pushing boundaries, Cerys continues to explore new mediums and methods, ensuring her work remains fresh and relevant in an ever-changing world. Whether through her art or her presence in the community, she remains dedicated to inspiring others and making a lasting impact on the art world.’
Image by Annalise Valentino