the same time deeply universal." Vexta has an interest in creating geometric triangle shapes which she has likened to sub-atomic particles that makes up all matter. She likes to leave a small amount of blank space in her street art so the viewer can apply their own viewpoint to the work of art. She creates works of art through a psychedelic lens often juxtaposing humans and animals exploring themes of life/death, physics, cosmology and the feminine culture. Vexta was featured in the documentary film Rash (2005), which explores the cultural value of street art in Melbourne. Shows/Exhibits Vexta was one of the few street artists around the world to be personally invited by Banksy, the world's most infamous street artist, to participate in the "Cans Festival", an all-stencil underground event that also featured the likes of Blek le Rat, Vhils, Faile and Pure Evil. Also internationally, Vexta was one of twelve Australian artists to be chosen to exhibit as part of Young & Free, the largest-ever Australian street art exhibition outside of Australia. This took place in September 2011 at White Walls Gallery in San Francisco, California, where it was a critical and commercial success. She participated in "The "F" Word: Feminism in Art" show which took place at the Untitled Space in New York City between 21 October 2015 and 28 October 2015. The event was created to celebrate the GirlPower issue of Untitled magazine and is part of a "Women in Art" series taking place at the gallery. See also List of 20th-century women artists List of Australian artists List of people from Melbourne List of Australian street artists References Further reading Stencil Revolution Member Gallery. (features photos of works exhibited.) External links , her official website Melbourne: Stencil Graffiti Capital Place of birth missing (living people) Living people 20th-century births 20th-century Australian artists 20th-century Australian people 21st-century Australian artists Artists from Melbourne Australian graffiti artists Artists from Sydney Women graffiti artists 20th-century Australian women artists 21st-century Australian women artists Women muralists Year of birth missing (living people)