Walking Print

Bhizio35 (Madrid, 1976) is a Spanish artist with over three decades of experience who has transcended the traditional boundaries of urban art. My artistic journey began in 1988, influenced by the vibrant comic and hip-hop culture of the 80s. Since then, I have evolved into a versatile creator who fuses graffiti, realism, comic art, and tattoo aesthetics into a unique and recognizable style. My work is a testament to the dualism that permeates our existence. Each piece I create is an exploration of contrasts: urban and natural, traditional and modern, local and global. This philosophy of dualism not only defines my art but also reflects my own life experience, enriched by my travels and immersion in diverse cultures, especially in Asia. My versatility as an artist is reflected in the diversity of my canvases: from giant murals that transform urban landscapes, to automobiles turned into mobile artworks, and clothing that brings my artistic vision to the streets. This adaptability not only demonstrates my technical skill but also my commitment to making art accessible and relevant in various contexts. The recognition of my work by iconic music figures such as KRS-One and Eric Bobo from Cypress Hill, who own some of my pieces, is a testament to the reach and impact of my art beyond the traditional boundaries of the art world.