Stephanie Sarley

Sarley believes that women "haven’t been represented in the arts and now it’s just normalized." Sarley states that "[her] art challenges the gender confines men and women have to deal with."

One of Sarley’s recent group exhibitions at the Museum Der Dinge in Berlin featured work that explored “modern-day feminism and how that translates into sexuality and personal agency."

In 2016 Artsy magazine recognized Sarley as one of the "8 Women Who Turned Food into Feminist Art."

An illustrator, printmaker, and video artist, Sarley is inspired by the "psychology of kink". She is best known for her "fruit art videos", which appeared on Instagram beginning in late 2015. Additionally, she is known for creating a series of flower-themed and talking vaginas known as "Orcunts" and "Crotch Monsters." She is the author of the adult coloring book Dick Dog and Friends.

With a background consisting of traditional fine arts apprenticeships such as printmaking, stone-sculpting, and tattooing, Sarley has worked professionally as an artist for almost a decade. In 2013, Sarley began working primarily in the digital medium.

In 2013, Sarley published the adult coloring book Dick Dog And Friends which had been distributed via the Last Gasp.

Stephanie Sarley (born (1988-06-21 ) June 21, 1988) is a contemporary American multimedia artist known for her surrealistic humor.