Chez M

CHEZ (b. 1994) is a British contemporary artist whose work combines the raw energy of street art with the precision of traditional fine art.

Working predominantly with spray paint, she is best known for her striking wildlife portraits, intricate hand-cut stencils and bold, large-scale compositions. Her practice extends beyond conventional canvas, incorporating reclaimed road signs, found materials and experimental techniques to challenge the boundaries between street art and fine art.

Often exploring themes of strength, identity and the natural world, her work is characterised by dramatic contrasts, intricate detail and an unconventional approach to materials.

An internationally collected artist, with works held in private collections in the UK, United States and United Arab Emirates, CHEZ has independently organised and exhibited her work, including a major solo exhibition featuring 24 large-scale pieces.

Her work continues to evolve through experimentation, combining traditional techniques with contemporary urban influences.

Self-taught in spray paint and stencil techniques

• Out of Sight, Graffik Gallery, Portobello Road, London (2026)
• Shared Ground, Gallery, Kensington High Street, London (2025)