Miss Birdy

Mandi Caskey, known as Miss Birdy, creates large-scale murals that transform public spaces into emotional and imaginative worlds. Her work is rooted in the belief that environments should shape us less and reflect us more. Drawing from nature, folklore, and personal narrative, she builds surreal, symbolic scenes that invite people to pause, look closer, and feel something real.

Her visual language blends strength and softness, often centering on feminine figures, mythic elements, and layered symbolism. Each piece explores themes of identity, resilience, and transformation, creating imagery that feels both timeless and otherworldly.

Caskey specializes in monumental-scale murals, often working in complex outdoor environments that require precision, adaptability, and technical control. She has completed works up to 400 feet long and 90 feet tall, confidently navigating lifts, scaffolding, and the physical demands of large installations.

Her murals can be found across the United States and internationally. Her goal remains consistent: to create work that transforms space, commands attention, and leaves a lasting emotional imprint.