Say Something!

Art is a catalyst for change. My wheat-pastes and murals confront violence, inequality, mental health, and war—turning urgent issues into visual conversation. Each piece resists silence and asks us to see, feel, and act.

Guns Kill

In 2020 guns stole 3,597 childhoods.

Colorful street art on a black wooden surface featuring a large skull and a spray-painted image of a gun with a skull on the barrel, marked with the words 'REST IN CHILDREN' and other graffiti tags.
Graffiti and stickers on a brick wall, featuring a large cartoonish syringe with a melting face, a black rat with the words "RAPE KVC" on its body, and a small sticker reading "CONEXBONE." There is also a mailbox with the name "Rade Klos" and a stick
Street art collage featuring a portrait of a woman with elf-like ears, white eyes, and flowy hair at the top. Below, a colorful, graffiti-style drawing of a hand making a peace sign, with the words '3599 Dead Children' written on a distorted, stylize
Street art poster depicting a skeleton with a gun, surrounded by colorful graffiti and the words 'Guns Kills Kids' in red and green.
Mixed media artwork on paper with graffiti-style spray paint, black marker outlines, and colorful illustrations, including a smoking pipe, lipstick, and text like 'Sun's Only Kill Kid' and 'Chill Open.'
Graffiti-style artwork on newspaper featuring a drawing of a gun labeled '3.597 dead children,' with abstract faces and colorful splashes of paint around it.
A street art style illustration on paper shows a handgun with the words 'THE DEATH CHILDREN' on it. Two cartoonish skulls are connected to the gun with weapons, and colorful spray paint splatters surround the drawing.
A colorful abstract graffiti art piece with a cartoonish skeleton holding a large gun, surrounded by bright paint splashes, with the words "GUNS KILL KIDS" written in red and green.
A colorful graffiti-style artwork featuring a cartoonish figure with an exaggerated head, holding a large lit dynamite stick labeled '3597 DEAD CHILDREN' and a Molotov cocktail with a skull and crossbones symbol. The background is filled with vibrant

Stop the Bombs

The support for war must stop.

Anti War protest wheat-paste.
Anti War protest wheat-paste.
Anti War protest wheat-paste.
Anti War protest wheat-paste.

No War

We do not need another war, unnecessary sacrifices…

Protest Art" No War, in Freemans Alley, NYC
Protest Art: No War, in NoHo, NYC
Protest Art: No War, on Jones Street, NYC
Protest Art: No War, on Rivington Street, NYC

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Street-art Series