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Bragga is a graphic designer. He began painting in Rio de Janeiro in 1998 and his first experience with graffiti came through skateboarding and hip-hop, which has influenced his visual references. He seeks a universal urban language in his works.

This group, set up by designers Bruna Vieira and João Tolentino and architects Diego Uribbe, Duke Capellão and Rodrigo Kalache in 2010, sees the city as a laboratory for change. “MUDA” signifies change. In addition to street art, their spatial interventions actually change the very nature of Rio de Janeiro.

A wall covered in an intense and vibrant composition of letters, shapes and colours gives an insight into the relentless pursuit of Márcio “SWK,” one of the most significant Brazilian graffiti artists.

The color fields in Gais work are created through the monochrome surfaces and divided usual plans in concretist painting. Such features refer to the history of modernism and play with time and space to which his art belongs.

Bruno Bogossian, better known as Bruno BR, is a multimedia artist, whose brand of work is the use of different media. He began to deal with pattern fabrics and compositions from a very young age and developed, during his childhood and adolescence, interest and gift for art, which led him to the design course and to graphite, a space in which he excelled. Bruno was one of the people responsible for the boom in street art in Rio, along with the other members of the Fleshbeck Crew. He was also one of the pioneers of Brazilian graffiti in Wynwood District, Florida, the mecca of urban art. Multimedia artist, who works with various media, highlighting his work.