Cavanagh Foyle is a contemporary Irish artist whose work lives at the intersection of pop culture, nostalgia, and the quietly absurd moments of modern life.

Her pieces are bold, immediate, and unapologetically direct. Working in acrylic on large-scale canvas, she builds each piece from instinct — layering text, symbols, and her signature Squiggs into works that feel both urgent and playful.

Her practice extends beyond the canvas into sculpture and public art — from painted surfboards and marine fenders to a 15,000 sq ft billboard in Times Square and a takeover of Hyde Park Corner and Bond Street stations on the London Underground. Whatever the medium, the voice is unmistakably hers.

Foyle's work has attracted collectors across Europe and the US, sits comfortably in both gallery spaces and high-end interiors, and has drawn the attention of figures including Kourtney Kardashian, Miley Cyrus, and David Beckham.