Sly Foxes Emerge from Boxes and Under Bridges in Murals by Annatomix

Annatomix, a street artist renowned for her vivid geometric animal murals, introduces playful foxes in boxes and under bridges. The artist, who draws inspiration from the fox's duality of being sacred to some while reviled by others, employs bold shadows and origami-like planes of color to make the animals leap from brick walls and wooden boxes.

Annatomix's fascination with the fox extends beyond murals; she also immortalizes other creatures like a red panda on a Belfast Zoo wall and soaring seabirds. Her large-scale works, complemented by smaller sculptures, have recently seen a shift towards metalwork, made possible by a grant from Arts Council England. This grant has also sparked the artist's interest in fostering creative communities and public art projects, particularly in her hometown of Birmingham.

Over her decade-long career, Annatomix has amassed invaluable knowledge in intellectual property law, which she now intends to utilize to uplift fellow artists. Her recent works include "Guardian" (2024), "Flying High – Seabirds" (2024), "Give Me Shelter" (2023), and "The Ratcatcher" (2025), all of which are located in Birmingham. To learn more about Annatomix and her art, follow her on Instagram.