Drew Griffith is an emerging visual artist based in Ontario, Canada, born in 1994. Her work weaves together the ethereal beauty of nature, the imaginative spirit of surrealism, and the rich visual language inspired by colours and patterns in african cultures. Through a bold yet nuanced use of colour and intricate patterning, Griffith’s art invites viewers into dreamlike landscapes where the natural world blurs into the fanastical.

Deeply inspired by organic forms and the rhythms of the arts, her practice explores the intersection of inner vision and external reality. Vivid palettes-often drawn from traditional African textiles and motifs-serve as both homage and dialogue, connecting heritage with contemporary frequently juxtapose the serene with the strange, the familiar with the mythical, creating visual tension that is at once provocative and meditative.

Griffith’s work speaks to the themes of identity, memory, and transformation, offering unique perspective that challenges conventional boundaries between cultural narrative and personal mythology. As her presence in the Canadian art scene continues to grow, her art stands as a compelling testament to the power of storytelling through texture, symbolism, and colour.