SUPERWAXX is an American artist whose work infuses a multitude of influences from Japanese animation, to street art and expressionism. Cultivating her passion for art at an early age, she maintains a sense of childlike curiosity and nostalgia while also interrogating the human condition through themes and subjects within the sphere of social justice, anthropology, and history across global cultures. The stylisation of her work is most identifiable by her use of varying shades of iridescent colors to convey the psychological complexity, tones, and depth of the subjects as it relates to the experiences and themes within the work. Her oeuvre includes a range of artistic practices including painting, drawing, animation, fashion, and public mural installation. Her work has been exhibited with galleries and museums domestically and internationally, with shows in Boston, New York, Miami, Cuba, Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Washington, DC. Some of her most notable collaborations include a cross-city installation of the ! AM SUPER campaign with the Hirshhorn Museum, exhibiting work with the Smithsonian Museum, executing a large work for the United States of Women Summit, and launching a global limited-series release in collaboration with the high-end streetwear fashion brand KITH. 

She is a native of Richmond,VA and currently resides in Los Angeles, CA.