Musi Foubert Zacarias

MUSI’s work opens a space for you to stand at a universal threshold. Mexican and self-taught, he has spent more than three decades navigating depths of colour and form. Tracing what stirs within and flows onto the canvas. Not confined by trends, he carves his own path. Each series he paints becomes a role he inhabits. A mask that breathes, an actor playing with time and memory.
Contours of his evolution expressed in childhood drawings, crooked lines or stains that wanted to dance. What is most prominent is the determination: the stroke that carries weight and lifts off the canvas into an expressive realism that does not explain but lets you feel. Drawing you in and pointing towards the greatness that already exists within all of us.
His work challenges established ideas with a force that guides the viewer through a living realism. His ambition is to trigger a turn, a push or a plunge into new depths and possibilities. His paintings open the viewer up and suggest enquiries about human potential, existence and the universe.
As a child he grew up surrounded by musicians, writers, filmmakers, doctors and scientists. They taught him that history is not only told: it is felt and painted. First came dance, then athletes and Olympians: end...

Self-taught
In addition to exhibitions in Mexico, U.S.A, Argentina and Switzerland my main achievements in Mexico involved The Young Creator Grant FONCA, the production of 2 Murals in Mexico City and a donation to the Museum of Mazatlán (Angela Peralta).

2026
-Solo Show Galeria Alterna, Mexico city (Upcoming June)

2025
-Green and Stone Gallery Summer exhibition, London.

2022
-Deptford Lounge, London.

2021
-The Other Art Fair presented by Saatchi Art, London
- GowithYamo (Virtual Show).
- SFSA Painting Open, London.

2020
-Deptford Does Art, London.
-GowithYamo Gallery, London.

2019
-Mural at TNG Youth Centre, London.

2017
-KAFE1788, London.

2013
-Gallery Different, London.
-Espacio Gallery, London.
-5th Base Gallery, London.

2012
-Espacio Gallery, London.
-Arch Gallery, London.

2011
-Affordable Art Fair, Battersea, London.

MUSI’s work has been shown across Mexico, Argentina, Switzerland, U.S. and The United Kingdom.