Murals during
graffiti jams and festivals 

In addition to my projects for companies and government agencies, I regularly participated in national and international graffiti jams and street art festivals. These events offer the freedom to explore new techniques, themes, and ideas, and are an important source of artistic development.

In 2019, during Kings of Colors, I created a large portrait of the Dutch rapper Extince as a tribute to a pioneer of Dutch hip hop. That same year, at The Loods in Roosendaal, I painted a portrait of Yolandi Visser, known from the South African rap-rave group Die Antwoord.

During Step in the Arena in Eindhoven, I painted a large portrait at two consecutive editions. In 2020, I chose a sensual, wild female portrait, while in 2021 a powerful pregnant woman took center stage as a symbol of new life, femininity, and resilience.

At the Paint on Walls Festival in Geldern (Germany), I created a large mermaid portrait, a recurring theme in my work where nature, mythology, and female strength come together. On the free graffiti wall at Landbouwbelang in Maastricht, I also created a mural that showcases my distinctive style and fascination with portraits.

These festivals not only provide space for artistic freedom, but also foster encounters with artists from both home and abroad. They are an important source of inspiration and contribute to the ongoing development of my work as a mural artist.