Deej Fabyc was born in London, UK, in 1961. She works with a variety of forms including performance, installation and video. Fabyc has described her ongoing interests as addressing "...the psychological dimensions of the personal and political experience of trauma" - her work evoking a "...sense or ambivalence and ‘schlock horror’". 

After graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Southern Cross University in 1988, Fabyc was active as an artist in Sydney and elsewhere in Australia exhibiting and performing in a number of venues and galleries in both solo and groups hsows including Roslyn Oxley Gallery, the National Gallery of Victoria, Artspace and the Ivan Dougherty Gallery. Fabyc was the director of the artist run initiative Elastic.

Throughout the latter part of the 1990s Fabyc was exhibiting in the UK and in Europe and, after 2000, when she was awarded an MFA from the University of NSW College of Fine Arts, she relocated permanently to London. Fabyc established Elastic as an exhibition space there and is a key figure in the group KISSS an international curatorium of artists working with issues of surveillance.

Recent performance work includes Details at L’abracada Festival International d’Art Contemporani, Castell de la Bisbal, Spain [2006]; And She Watched, Trace Installation Artspace, Cardiff, [2005] and Kingsgate Gallery, London [2004]; and in Don't Call it Performance, Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid and Centro Parraga, Murcia, Spain, 2003.