He took his first steps in the art world in 2002 with murals. Since then, this form of expression has allowed him to collaborate with other artists, something that is very important to him.
He has been working as a street artist since 2008. His work consists mainly of large-scale portraits, which he combines with other elements to tell a story, and he strives to give passersby the opportunity to interact with his drawings. For him, working in public spaces means creating the ideal conditions for direct contact with the audience—in both a positive and a negative sense—something that would never happen in the same way in a gallery.
He paints primarily in black and white and uses simple materials such as white chalk and charcoal, creating a contrast with the vibrant pigment backgrounds.
He has worked on the streets and in the squares of many cities across Europe, particularly in Germany, Italy, and France. He also regularly participates in street art festivals in Germany, Denmark, Italy, and France.
In addition, he continues to work as an oil painter, a medium that offers a more intimate and profound connection to his inner expression and has a completely different aesthetic than what he paints on the street.
