This is where it all began — on the pavement, under bridges, in places most people walk past without looking. I use chalks and pastels because they’re immediate, messy, and honest. Nothing’s permanent out here. That’s part of the point. I make work that’s bold, emotional, and sometimes gone by morning — but it leaves an impression.

Murals give me space to think big — and paint even bigger. Every wall has its own character, and I work closely with clients to create something that fits the place but still pushes it somewhere new. Whether it’s a full exterior or an interior statement piece, I’m all in.

My canvas work is a way of slowing things down — same energy, different setting. These pieces carry the texture and rhythm of the street but are built to last. Some have been shown in galleries, others are in private homes. Either way, they’re made to stand out, not blend in.

I’ve created live pieces for brands, pop-ups, and private events — fast-paced work that brings art and atmosphere together. Whether I’m working solo or as part of a team, I like making things that spark conversation, stop people in their tracks, and shift the energy of a space.