I am a street artist born in Kazakhstan and based in the Czech Republic. My work focuses on large–scale murals that transform urban spaces and address social, cultural, and political issues. Over the years, I have collaborated with organizations like Doctors Without Borders, Amnesty International, and UNHCR, creating impactful art in communities worldwide.
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I specialize in 3D murals and interactive street art, blending realism with local stories to inspire and engage. Some of my most recognized murals include The Little Doctor in the Golan Heights, Donald Trump in Malta, and Angry Kids in Finland. My work has also left a lasting impact on the Caribbean island of Aruba, where I contribute annually to the Aruba Art Fair, helping San Nicolas become the "Street Art Capital of the Caribbean," as named by Forbes.
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I became the first Czech artist invited to paint on the iconic Hall of Fame wall in New York City, a landmark in graffiti culture. In my home country, my murals of Crying Masaryk, Václav Havel, and the Ukrainian Girl have gained national recognition.

In order to make people smile and think, I travel across the world with a spray in my hand.