My first mural created using a lift. Although I painted it for free, the scale of the wall truly inspired me — I remember thinking, “This is what I want to do: large murals!” Back then, I was full of enthusiasm; today, I also understand how demanding big walls can be, so I approach them more carefully.

This minimalistic piece, built around a simple universal symbol — the square — wasn’t meant to stand out. It quietly interacts with the building’s architecture, almost flirting with it.

A funny coincidence: later, a nearby building was renovated, and its top floor was also slightly turned. Did my mural inspire the architects? Maybe. Maybe not. Either way, it’s a reminder that everything changes — and everything leaves an impact.

Sponsored by:
“Nykoka” Street Art Festival