Muta Vision

I’ve been realizing that getting caught up in only posting reels that I forget to post stills. So here’s to a fun little banger from last year for one of the many inspiring homies N.

A closer look at 2/3 interiors I got to paint with earlier last year.

So stoked to announced I’ll be painting in Utah this week as a part of Los Muros on Main Festival! Super honored and grateful I’m getting to paint along side a bunch of awesome artists, and can not wait to show you guys what I’m rocking for the awesome people of Midvale. This is the first time I get invited to paint in another state for a Festival so this one will be extra special. Come by and show love if your in the area!

OK OK OK I’m back. Back to posting my work after a little break this past month has been crazy with moving, and life. So here’s a quick throwback to a mural last year I never got to post for a private tech company curated by the awesome team of . This mural was my attempt to subtly explore a conversation of nature and technology. Enjoy the photo dump 🩵💫

A closer look to “The park of a century“. One of my proudest projects to date. Enjoy!

In collaboration with and in Tempe, Arizona.
Created with the idea of exploring moments that feel like once in a lifetime, similar to the Century Plant.
This park, laid out by the amazing , is one of many parks that their team alongside has restored with their “Art in the Parks” program.

Should we bring the arts to the kids in Miami?! Tag someone below you think could help make that happen. 🤓

Here are some still shots of my piece for . If ever in Mary Brickell Village area, make sure to go check it out. A huge thanks and shout out to and the team for making this happen 💪🏾✨

Hey guys, check out my design for bottle competition for 305 Day! Letsss goo.

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Hip Hop, I painted a piece titled "Zaw Taught Me How to Draw,” now temporarily gracing the walls of . I know it’s a late post, but feeling a huge honor to be hung in I felt an urge to share a bit about this creation. The artwork is a tribute, encapsulating a snippet from KRS One's self-titled album, echoing lyrics from “OUT FOR FAME,” an ode to the influential figures in my life - my father and the Teacha himself.

The spark that drove me to embrace the pencil was ignited by the old drawings and sketches of my father, a treasure trove I later discovered to be extensions from his blackbooks. Unveiling a past, I learned of ‘Zaw,’ the alias my father adopted during his days of etching graffiti onto the heart of New York in the 80s. Amidst a life of transient shelter, a profound friendship blossomed between him and Kris. Their camaraderie, intertwined with art, became instrumental in shaping BDP's graffiti narrative.

The intricacies of their journey remain veiled, the complete story isn’t mine to narrate. Yet, the echoes of Hip Hop and the heritage of artistry in my life is a melodious ode I owe to the discovery of those sketches. “Zaw taught me how to draw,” a simple yet profound statement, reflecting a lineage of inspiration that has taken me through the rollercoaster of this artistic voyage. The ripples created by those initial sketches are akin to the beats of Hip Hop, continuously shaping my world. Where would I be, what would I be delving into had those sketches remained shadows of the past? The contemplation of this serendipity is as evocative as the strokes that now define my artwork. So, make sure to go check out , where every stoke was made with a can on this canvas is a note in my symphony of gratitude towards Hip Hop, my father, and the endless horizons of expression they unveiled before me.