Casey Fable

Casey Fable is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans painting, sculpture, and installation, exploring themes of memory, transformation, and the intersection between the natural and the constructed world. Originally from the Pacific Northwest, Fable draws inspiration from the region's shifting landscapes and liminal spaces, infusing their work with a sense of quiet tension and organic growth. After studying Fine Arts at a leading university, Fable developed a distinctive visual language marked by fluid lines, layered textures, and a palette that echoes both urban decay and wild renewal.

Their exhibitions have garnered critical attention for immersive environments that invite viewers to contemplate cycles of loss and regeneration. Through both solo and collaborative projects, Casey Fable continues to push boundaries, employing found materials and experimental processes to ask how we navigate personal and ecological histories. Their work has appeared in galleries across North America and Europe, earning residencies and grants that have allowed further exploration of site-specific installations and community-driven art initiatives.