Our works takes inspiration from graffiti but pushes it beyond traditional boundaries. It starts with the bold, expressive nature of graffiti letters, but over time, these letters evolve into characters that embody movement and energy. I draw from the exaggerated forms and dynamic visuals of 80s hip-hop culture, where things were bigger, bolder, and always in motion.

As these characters take shape, we stretch and twist their bodies in ways that challenge normal human anatomy. This gives them an elastic, surreal quality—like they have shape-shifting abilities. They’re constantly transforming, adapting, and flowing in new directions, as if they can change form at will.

Overall, our work is about creating a fusion of street culture, exaggerated forms, and a futuristic sense of freedom. It’s an exploration of movement, style, and imagination, where the characters are in a constant state of evolution, always shifting and never static.