Casey Vowell, working under the moniker microwavewitch, is an Atlanta-based contemporary mixed media artist whose work blends pop culture, retro aesthetics, street-inspired mark making, and DIY experimentation through vibrant and highly textured compositions. Working across spray paint, acrylics, paint markers, and found surfaces, Vowell frequently transforms unconventional materials—such as upcycled vinyl records—into bold contemporary artworks.

Rooted in Atlanta’s independent and alternative art communities, Vowell’s practice embraces underground visual culture, nostalgia, zine aesthetics, and handmade experimentation. Their work often combines layered graphic imagery, saturated color palettes, and expressive surface treatments that balance playful energy with a distinctly personal visual language.

A frequent participant in Atlanta-area art markets, pop-ups, and DIY creative events, Vowell continues to contribute to the city’s grassroots arts ecosystem through accessible, community-driven work that celebrates individuality, reinvention, and contemporary counterculture aesthetics.