Ginny Casey
The work of
- ArtistGinny Casey
- PhotographerPaul Salveson and is courtesy of Ginny Casey and Megan Mulrooney Gallery
SALLY TRIER What grabs me about her work is the skewed, surreal vibe. She really has a way with color, the way she puts them together is just so pretty, and it’s definitely something I take inspiration from in my own work. The textures give everything a tactile feel, and I love how she distorts scale and shapes in a way that actually reminds me of certain fever dreams I had as a kid.
Surreal Domesticity in Paint
Ginny Casey is an American painter known for her surreal still lifes that blend domestic objects with organic forms. Her works often depict everyday items - such as furniture, utensils, and clothing - interacting with anthropomorphic elements like limbs or plant-like appendages. These juxtapositions create uncanny, dreamlike scenes that invite viewers to reconsider the familiar.
Casey’s recent exhibitions include Opposite of Hollow at Megan Mulrooney Gallery in Los Angeles (September - November 2025) and Busywork at Cob Gallery in London (2024). Her paintings have been featured in group shows at institutions like The Hole, WOAW Gallery, Almine Rech, and Blum & Poe.
Her work is characterized by its rich color palette and meticulous attention to detail, often employing oil on canvas to achieve depth and texture. Casey’s paintings are held in various private and public collections, reflecting her growing presence in contemporary art.
