A self-taught figurative artist, formed through writing and intensive urban exploration across cities on four continents. He paints the metropolis and draws aesthetic inspiration from industrial landscapes, suburbs, and the folklore of the “no man’s lands” at the edges of cities. Barbieri investigates contemporary life’s alienation, the center/periphery dialectic, urban decay, and the abuses of concrete development. His visual language is immediate and original. He lives and works in Pisa, Italy.

Trained in writing, skateboarding, and rap. He has established himself as an artist, designer, and curator, known as the main catalyst of the Comic Abstraction movement, which includes artists like Antwan Horfee, Daniel Sparkes, Lucas Dillon, and Ken Sortais. Maurice’s work is a striking blend of sublime and ridiculous figures, bold and comic, merged with a reflective and often melancholic touch. He designed the clothing brand logo for Gasius, inspired by London’s 1990s graffiti culture. He lives and works in Tokyo.

A former member of the SAK crew in Milan, he graduated in sculpture from the Accademia di Brera and specialized in photography, a medium he explored for many years in the UK. He photographs, paints, and sculpts; his gaze investigates urban space, collects materials, and manipulates them in brutal, raw, almost violent executions. Street action often inspires his work, which Abisso replicates in the studio using tools from his writer’s toolbox: spray paint, dirt, tar, and acid to etch glass. He lives and works in Milan.