Momo

Momo is a contemporary artist renowned for his vibrant, abstract murals and innovative use of color, line, and spatial composition. Emerging from the streets of San Francisco in the late 1990s, Momo initially gained recognition for his unique hand-painted tags and experimental approaches to public art. Over the past two decades, he has developed an immediately recognizable visual language, combining organic shapes with architectural geometry in large-scale works that span urban facades, canvases, and installations.

Momo’s travels across Europe, especially his time spent in New York and Rome, have deeply informed his aesthetic, encouraging a dynamic interplay between chaos and precision. Widely exhibited internationally, his projects range from iconic public murals in cities such as New York, Miami, and Paris to collaborations with global brands and institutions. Despite the scale of his interventions, Momo maintains a process rooted in careful planning and improvisational energy, reflecting a commitment to both the spontaneous and the structured.

His work continues to influence the trajectory of abstract art in public spaces, offering viewers a bold and playful reimagining of urban environments.