I started painting graffiti when I was around 12 years old, and it quickly became a defining part of my life. That world shaped my visual language – bold, raw, often loud – and it’s something that still runs through everything I create. When I became a father in 2015, something shifted. I began painting on canvas for the first time. That was also when I created my first “Chanel or Die” piece – drawn on paper and pasted up on a wall in one of Stockholm’s most high-end neighborhoods. That single piece sparked a series that would take on a life of its own – and eventually land in the hands of collectors around the world. In 2021, three of my original paintings were purchased by Madonna. One of them later appeared in international press when she posed in front of it. It could’ve changed everything. It didn’t. But that’s fine – I’m still here. Still painting. Still building something real. My work often carries a socially critical edge. Sometimes it’s direct, sometimes it sneaks up on you. But it always speaks. It’s shaped by my roots in graffiti, pop culture, and a deep need to say something in a world that’s already too loud. 2025 • Fabriken Bästekille, Skåne, Sweden 2024 • Fabriken Bästekille, Skåne, Sweden 2023 • What a Fucking Mess!, Stockholm, Sweden 2022 • The Best Is Yet to Come, Stockholm, Sweden • Fabriken Bästekille, Skåne, Sweden • Affordable Art, Stockholm, Sweden 2021 • Affordable Art, Stockholm, Sweden 2020 • Fabriken Bästekille, Skåne, Sweden • I Finally Get It, I Don’t Understand Anything at All, Malmö, Sweden 2019 • Affordable Art, Stockholm, Sweden • Work on Paper, New York, USA 2018 • NADA, Miami, USA • Affordable Art, Stockholm, Sweden • Bomb de Lux, Stockholm, Sweden 2017 • Kvadrart, Stockholm, Sweden • Bomb de Lux, Stockholm, Sweden 2016 • Umami – 5th Taste of Art, Stockholm, Sweden