Helio Bray 'The First Layer' (Black & Orange) Mixed Media Available

Artist: Helio Bray
Title: The First Layer (Black & Orange)
Medium: Aerosol. Acrylic, Pastel + Varnish on Cement
Size: 13 x 10 x 3 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: €2,300

  

Helio Bray is a Portuguese artist whose work represents a sophisticated intersection between traditional graffiti roots and modern abstract expressionism. Born in Lisbon in 1984, he began his creative journey on the streets, experimenting with spray cans and developing a signature style that eventually transitioned from the concrete walls of the city to the refined spaces of international galleries. His technique is characterized by a high degree of spontaneity and an intuitive approach to color. Rather than adhering to rigid structures or figurative constraints, he embraces the fluid nature of his mediums, often allowing paint to drip and bleed across the canvas in ways that suggest movement and organic growth.

The artist is particularly noted for his mastery of textures. By layering acrylics, spray paint, and various mixed media, he creates surfaces that possess a tactile quality and visual depth. This layering process reflects a constant state of evolution, where each new application of pigment interacts with the history of the marks beneath it. His palette ranges from vibrant, high-contrast neon tones to more subdued, earthy gradients, demonstrating a versatility that keeps his portfolio dynamic. While his origins are firmly planted in the subculture of street art, his current output explores complex emotional landscapes through abstraction. This shift has allowed him to connect with a broader audience, as his non-representational forms invite viewers to find their own personal meanings within the energetic splatters and carefully balanced compositions that define his current aesthetic.

ODEITH 'Alligator' Print Available

Artist: ODEITH
Title: Alligator
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 60 x 50 cm
Edition: 25
Prices: £200

Odeith is a world-renowned graffiti artist from Portugal who has revolutionized the street art scene through his mastery of anamorphic perspective. Born in Damaia in 1976, he began his journey during the mid-1990s, initially painting on train tracks and walls throughout the Lisbon suburbs. Over decades of experimentation, he moved beyond traditional flat graffiti styles to develop a signature technique he calls somber 3D. This approach utilizes complex geometric calculations and a deep understanding of light and shadow to create optical illusions that appear to float in mid-air or pop out from corners.

His work often transforms derelict buildings and industrial structures into hyper-realistic installations. By painting across multiple surfaces, such as two walls and a floor, Odeith forces the viewer to find a specific vantage point where the distorted shapes align perfectly to reveal a crisp, three-dimensional image. His subjects range from giant, gleaming metallic lettering to intricately detailed insects and animals. The technical precision of his spray paint application allows him to mimic the reflective properties of chrome and the translucency of glass with startling accuracy.

Beyond his technical prowess, the artist is celebrated for his ability to find beauty in decay. Many of his most famous pieces are located in abandoned sites, where he uses the existing architecture to anchor his visual narratives. As a pioneer of the anamorphic movement, his influence extends globally, leading to high-profile collaborations and exhibitions that bridge the gap between underground street culture and fine art galleries. He continues to push the boundaries of spatial perception, proving that the city itself can be a canvas for impossible realities.

Bordalo II 'Panda' Special Edition Available

Artist: Bordalo II
Title: Panda (Special Edition)
Medium: Hand Embellished Giclee Print
Size: 42 x 60 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Prices: £1,250

Bordalo II 'Leopard' Special Edition Available

Artist: Bordalo II
Title: Leopard (Special Edition)
Medium: Hand Embellished Giclee Print
Size: 42 x 60 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Prices: £1,250

Artur Bordalo, professionally known as Bordalo II, is a Portuguese street artist and activist who has gained international acclaim for his distinctive "Trash Animals" series. Born in Lisbon in 1987, his creative identity was deeply influenced by his grandfather, the painter Real Bordalo, from whom he inherited both his name and a foundational appreciation for traditional artistic techniques. Rather than following a conventional path, Bordalo II transitioned from graffiti and street art to a form of sculpture that utilizes the very materials responsible for environmental degradation. His work serves as a visceral critique of excessive consumerism and the global waste crisis that threatens the natural world.

The core of his practice involves scavenging urban detritus, including discarded plastic, scrap metal, old tires, and tangled wiring. He meticulously assembles these materials onto large-scale walls or freestanding structures to create three dimensional depictions of wildlife. These creatures are often local to the area where the mural is installed, highlighting the specific species most vulnerable to human pollution. By painting over these mounds of garbage with vibrant colors, he creates a stark visual irony where the beauty of the animal is built from the very refuse that kills it. This juxtaposition forces viewers to confront their own consumption habits and the lifecycle of the objects they discard. Through his global installations, Bordalo II transforms public spaces into stages for environmental advocacy, reminding urban populations that their waste does not simply disappear but actively displaces and destroys the natural habitats of the creatures with whom we share the planet.

Ricardo Romero 'Black Cat' Sculpture Release Details

Artist: Ricardo Romero
Title: Black Cat
Medium: Acrylic Resin Sculpture
Size: 40 x 22 x 9 cm
Edition: 20
Price: £450

  

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Ricardo Romero (b. 1981, Évora, Portugal) is a self taught multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in Leiria, Portugal. Since the mid 1990s, working under the pseudonym "Ship," he began his artistic journey with a focus on graffiti and mural painting, utilizing urban art as a powerful vehicle for communication and social engagement, particularly in workshops and short courses for young people. His diverse practice has since expanded to encompass painting, sculpture, photography, video, and installations, reflecting a constant dialogue between poetic expression and architectural space. Romero's style, heavily influenced by urban art languages, has evolved into a contemplative visual language he calls "Romerography," a technique involving deliberate layering, interruption, and the inclusion of absence to evoke themes of memory, silence, and perception.

His work often explores the ephemeral nature of life and the interplay of time and space, transforming public spaces into meditations on human existence and cultural identity. For instance, his sculpture "Vamos?!" in Setúbal uses a child playing with a toy train to symbolize the infinite possibilities of life and the impact of time, while another work, "Zebro," reflects on the impermanence of existence through the image of an extinct horse. Beyond his personal artistic production, which has been exhibited internationally across Europe, Africa, and South America, Romero is a notable curator and producer of various public art projects and street art festivals in Portugal, including "Projeto Matilha" and "Paredes com História". Through these initiatives and his own art, he consistently gives a voice to social causes, animals, and people who might otherwise go unheard, bridging the gap between street culture and fine art. His recent sculptures, such as the "CAT #000" series, have further solidified his position as one of Portugal's exciting sculptural voices, shaping urban landscapes with his unique vision.

Helio Bray 'Indie' Print Available

Artist: Helio Bray
Title: Indie
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 54.5 x 80 cm
Edition: 75
Price: $298

Helio Bray, born Hélio Ferreira in Lisbon in 1984, is a Portuguese painter who discovered graffiti only when he first lifted a spray can to a wall himself. Raised far from major cities, he encountered no street art scene yet felt an instant alchemy with paint, lettering and public space. Early pieces were built on bespoke alphabets, flowing calligraphic lines that wrapped corners and slid across shutters, earning him the shortened tag “Bray” that now doubles as logo and signature. Years of mural work across Europe and the United States sharpened his sense of scale and speed, but 2012 marked a decisive shift toward studio exploration.

Inside the atelier he fused aerosol with acrylic, ink, collage and resin, moving from pure typography to figurative suggestion: faces, fish, birds and botanical forms emerge through explosive colour fields stopped by hard geometry. The process remains physical: hand-cut stencils, poured pigment and gestural strokes are sanded, masked and varnished until the surface gleams like polished tile. Bray cites city nights, Atlantic waves and childhood comic books as equal influences, aiming to bottle kinetic energy so the viewer feels motion standing still. Collaborations with Vans, DC Shoes, Adidas and Quiksilver pushed his graphics onto apparel, skate decks and boutique interiors, while exhibitions in Madrid, Milan, London and Miami position the work between street culture and contemporary fine art. Constant transformation is his stated creed; each series chases a new spectrum, yet the pulse of graffiti rhythm always underpins the composition, reminding audiences that joy, rebellion and beauty can coexist on any wall, canvas or object that welcomes pigment.

Add Fuel 'Aftermath' Print Available

Artist: Add Fuel
Title: Aftermath
Medium: Hand Pulled 4 Color Screen Print
Size: 50 x 50 cm
Edition: 50
Price: €330

 

Portuguese artist Add Fuel is Diogo Machado, born in Cascais in 1980. After earning a graphic design degree from IADE in Lisbon and working in studios across Portugal and Germany, he committed himself fully to art in 2007. He first called his project Add Fuel to the Fire, building a playful universe of eccentric monsters drawn from video games, comics, sci fi and urban culture. A year later he shortened the name and shifted focus toward the hypnotic geometry of azulejo tiles, the tin glazed ceramic panels that cloak Portugal in blue and white rhythm. By merging this national heritage with street art energy, he creates works that feel both ancient and immediate.

Each piece begins as a meticulous sketch that is translated into hand painted tiles, screen prints or large stencils for murals. Machado layers symmetrical patterns, trompe l’oeil tricks and bursts of flat color so that traditional motifs fracture into contemporary movement. The effect is a visual drumbeat that invites viewers to lose themselves in detail and then step back to see a cohesive, glowing whole. His walls rise in cities from Miami and Los Angeles to Stavanger, Paris, Macau and Fall River, each site specific project honoring local history while inserting his signature tile language. Recent works such as On the Rise in West Palm Beach weave railroad heritage and coastal waves into patterned grandeur, while Bloom pairs lotus and clematis flowers as metaphors for resilience. Whether rendered on ceramic, canvas or concrete, Add Fuel’s art celebrates the dialogue between heritage and modernity, proving that tradition can still surprise.

El Seed 'Always, Always...' Print Available

Artist: El Seed
Title: Always, Always...
Medium: 1 Color Screen on Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 75
Prices: €500

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