His trademark slurs and political rants have appeared on walls from Bangkok to Shoreditch. After his sell out show in Asia he was headlined at the ‘Found’ show in the summer of 2007 where he created quite a stir. An epic artist responsible for some powerful and iconic images.

www.beejoir.co.uk

A member of the notorious German 4 piece Crew. The story began in 1999, when Akut, Case and Rusk were working on common projects. 2001 and incoming was Tasso and the Maclaim crew were formed, producing some of the best photorealistic graffiti in the world today.

www.maclaim.de

When asked to write a bio for himself, Cyclops would only forward the following: _”At present I am working closely on a series of shows with the friends of Tony Romanoff”. When pressed further, the only information we could gather was a mangled quote, allegedly originating from Walt Whitman_”I begin now, hoping to cease not until death”

www.beforechrome.com

Prolific Street artist from Sao Paulo, Brazil, now making waves in Europe. A master with both the pen and the spray can.

www.ekosystem.org/tag/ethos

Christopher developed his style outside the studio, within the urban landscape. Freight trains and buildings were his original canvas. The nature of graffiti art informs his rhythm and his imagery, the raw interaction between art and the urban landscape reflects in his work.

http://www.flickr.com/people/mygawd

German Duo - “Opposites attract. Opposites attack.”_- A collaboration of the aliases Hera and Akut, two graffiti artists from Frankfurt and Erfurt. Working together since they met in 2004, they combine contrasting styles of both spray paint and traditional painting methods in their highly stylised street works.

www.herakut.de/

www.flickr.com/photos/labrona

Born and raised on the Dark Continent of Africa and later educated on the streets of London, Mantis travels the globe gazing out in reverie at the streets like a cultural anthropologist leaving behind him his thoughts in the form of street art, a devious but often insightful reminder of life’s grim realities. Although full of hope his work rides and questions on the darker edge of the social conscience.
www.themantisproject.co.uk

Matt Small’s work has strong urban roots. Painting directly onto found objects bringing physical elements of the city directly into his work. The people he paints are filmed anonymously on the streets of London. In this way, Matthew focuses on creating portrait painting at its best, when the identity of the sitter is of lesser importance than the power and insight of the piece.

www.mattysmall.com

Mr Jago: a pioneer of the doodle, founder member of Scrawl Collective and a well respected figure in the street art movement. Influenced from classic Marvel comics, graffiti and hip-hop culture have help forge his unique freehand style. Jago has worked with some of the biggest international brands such as Nike, Puma, Xbox, Yohji Yamamoto & Boxfresh to name a few.

www.mrjago.com