Write Your Narrative, a South Florida street art podcast.

In recent times, Miami has experienced a unique kind of street art explosion. The talented yarn bombing artist, La Fibraa, is behind this captivating phenomenon, and her creations are truly impossible to overlook.

The vibrant pieces she displays on the streets are stunning,captivating, collaborative, and interactive.

Her crocheted creations resemble triumphant, multicolored textile graffiti adorned with 3-5-3 haikus stitched onto the...

Alexandra Seda, aka Miss Lushy, is a muralist, sign artist, graphic designer, and mixed media illustrator, makingher a colorful art influence in Miami with a keen eye for detail.

Raised in Miami, she became fascinated by the city’s livelyhip hop culture and the emerging urban art scene. Her profound love for street art grew from admiration to active engagement, as she progressed from smaller canvases to large murals, using the city ...

Known as 'The Miracle Ghost' (TMG), AES is a Miami artist who has gained recognition in the underground art scene through his graffiti that features a unique character. His artwork focuses on examining and interpreting the "Zeitgeist", sharing his spiritual journey through the fleeting nature of human life. TMG's kind and optimistic ghostly figure encourages viewers to partake in a spiritual dialogue, providing solace for collectiv...

Phillip Dunlap, who was born in Mason City, Iowa, currently leads the Cultural Division of Broward County. This local arts agency is responsible for managing the county's arts funding via grants, public art initiatives, and educational programs in the arts.

Before taking on this role in April 2019, he spent 12 years as the Director of Education and Community Engagement at Jazz St. Louis.

Phillip Dunlap sees himself as an arts leade...

Renda's artistic expression is deeply rooted in his background as a Spoken Word and Slam Poet, with a central theme that highlights the transformative power of words, serving as a reminder that we can "write things into existence."

Since his debut mural in Wynwood during Art Basel 2014, he has completed over 500 murals across 9 countries, showcasing his distinctive “Handwritten Murals.” Among these, 98 are part of his ongoing initia...

John Dominé, a New York-based photographer, is well-known for his series “My Street Art Opera,” which highlights street art from his journeys.

In this series, Dominé skillfully captures and reimagines street art, providing a distinctive perspective on urban creativity. His work serves not only to document these artistic pieces but also to honor the original artists by showcasing their work through his unique lens.

This approach allow...

David Louf, aka Mr. June, began his creative journey as a breakdancer in the 1980's before immersing himself in graffiti in 1985 in the south of the Netherlands. With over 15 years as a graphic designer, Mr. June eventually decided to focus solely on his art, merging his skills in design, graffiti, and muralism into a singular artistic vision. His work revolves around exploring geometry, specifically the hexagon—a shape he consider...

Muta is a visual artist and muralist of Hispanic Americandescent, currently living in Miami, Florida. He is well known for his work in portraiture, as well as experimental and commercial art. Muta frequently engages with various public and cultural movements throughout North and Latin America, leveraging the influence of street art online. His approach is subtly abstract, focusing on creating art that is both straightforward and po...

Dias was born in Bogotá, Colombia, but he spent his childhood in Miami, surrounded by a highly creative family. He became interested in graffiti during middle school in Kendall, where many of his friends were into breakdancing and tagging. He drew inspiration from the graffiti section in the back of Source magazine, dedicating time to studying and practicing his letters. At school, Dias and a few friends would often use marker...

Marcus Borges aka Grabster, is a creative force born in Brazil and shaped by the bustling energy of New York, later cultivating his artistic style in South Florida. His art, characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic forms, reflects years of independent exploration and a rich cultural background. With a keen eye for detail, his work features geometric designs that are both intricate and adaptable to various scales. Known for his r...

Patrice Moretti, also known as Smog One, was born in France and raised in Paris, where he discovered his passion for drawing at the age of four. In the early 80s, when he was just 13, his family moved to Florida, where he encountered the vibrant Hip Hop culture and the exciting world of graffiti. As he progressed in his artistic journey, Smog developed a captivating 3D style for his lettering and characters. He is an esteemed membe...

As a forward-thinking entrepreneur and influential figure in the South Florida art scene, Glayson Leroy is committed to supporting local artists and elevating their work. He has been instrumental in transforming the artistic landscape through initiatives like co-founding the Wynwood Mural Fest during Art Basel in Miami, along with Delray Walls in Delray Beach, FL, and Bermuda Walls in Hamilton, Bermuda. These ev...

Growing up in the dynamic era of the 80s and 90s, Brian, also known as Kaotik, immersed himself in the tagging and graffiti culture of Southern California from a young age. His journey took a new turn when he moved to South Florida in the early 2000s, where he experienced the remarkable evolution of Wynwood into a celebrated hotspot for graffiti and street art.

In 2014, after embracing the role of a full-time stay-at-home father, B...

Max aka ARIVE, is recognized as a key figure in the development of Miami's graffiti style and culture with the famous MSG Crew. He spent his formative years in Wynwood, which was quite different before the influx of restaurants and retail stores. He began tagging walls in the early 1980s, inspired by his older cousin, RIVSKI. He went on to become one of the most technically skilled graffiti artists of his time, leaving a lasting im...

Oscar Montes, aka TREK6, has built an impressive and distinctive portfolio over the course of thirty years, showcasing a rich variety of mediums across numerous cities and cultures. His artwork serves as a vibrant exploration of resonance, utilizing color, line, and rhythm to delve into historical, indigenous, and regionally significant iconography. In his pieces, portraits collide with bold lines, which are then energized by color...

Founded by Sergio Arce, also known as Registered Artist or RA, a passionate collective of artists set out to share their creativity and inspire collaboration. Their inaugural aWall Project took shape as they transformed a neglected wall in a Miami neighborhood into a vibrant canvas. The impact of their efforts resonated within the community, prompting a local resident to connect them with a nearby school, where the mural could furt...

Jel Martinez, a Cuban American artist born in Miami, draws inspiration from graffiti and the process of vandalism removal. An original member of the Ink Heads Crew, his work reflects the layers and textures of urban walls, merging expressionism with contemporary “buffs”—the patterns left by city cleanup crews. His paintings capture the dynamic interplay of creation, deconstruction, and decay, evoking the history and texture of city...

Based in the vibrant city of Miami, Weerdo is an artist whose journey began in Mexico and blossomed in Homestead. His artistic inspiration springs from the vibrant worlds of punk and hip hop, intricately linked to his cultural roots. With a foundation in street art and graffiti, Weerdo aims to create a visual uproar, jolting viewers from their complacent routines within the confines of modern society.  For over a decade, he has bee...