Greick Jhøzsu

Greick Jhøzsu is a contemporary multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges the boundaries between visual art, sound, and digital media. Born in São Paulo, Brazil, Jhøzsu’s early fascination with urban landscapes and the interplay between technology and nature quickly evolved into a distinctive artistic voice. After studying at some of Brazil’s leading art institutions, he began exhibiting internationally, drawing attention for his large-scale installations that merge organic forms with industrial materials.

Jhøzsu’s practice often explores themes of memory, transformation, and collective consciousness, inviting viewers to reconsider their relationship with the environments they inhabit. His work has been featured in exhibitions across Latin America, Europe, and Asia, and he has participated in numerous artist residencies where he continues to develop his immersive and thought-provoking projects. Jhøzsu's unique visual language—marked by bold lines, experimental use of media, and a keen sensitivity to social issues—has established him as a significant voice in contemporary art circles.