Born and raised in São Paulo’s downtown. The city has always had great influence in his life and consequently in his works. He found in drawing its main refuge and wishing to find new references, he came into different aspects of visual arts, through Woodcut, Stencil Art and Silk Screen. The streets were part of a natural process where the urge to express himself made him seek for a scale larger than the paper. He got started through the Wheat-paste and later entered the world of Graffiti. So, the city became an infinite canvas for his work. His style recalls Eastern Art and Cordel Art. His strongest influences are artists such as Klimt and Shiele, along with several urban artists. The black and white of his art exposes the opposite, the contrast of day and night, the dilemma of life and death, the duality of the universe, harmony and chaos…