Kyros Taghian

I'm a contemporary artist working at the intersection of abstract calligraphy, urban art, and layered composition. I grew up in a cultural melting pot shaped by multilingual expression, street culture, and the raw energy of graffiti—elements that still pulse through my work today.

My creative process is both physical and spiritual. I approach each piece as a visual ritual, using movement, rhythm, and layered gestures to translate the unseen. Intuition plays a central role—I allow forms to emerge that feel like echoes from invisible worlds, carried into the visible through line, texture, and flow.

Drawing from both classical calligraphy and contemporary abstraction, my work is about more than aesthetics—it's an exploration of presence, transformation, and the balance between chaos and harmony. Whether on canvas or on walls, I invite viewers to feel into the work rather than interpret it, and to experience a moment of resonance that goes beyond language.

Autodidact artist with a 23-year journey rooted in graffiti culture. I began painting walls in my teenage years and developed my visual language through continuous practice, observation, and experimentation—bridging street art, calligraphy, and abstract expression. My education is shaped by the street, movement, and self-directed exploration rather than formal institutions.