Everything he did on the streets lead to absolute abstraction. As a graffiti writer he deconstructed the letters and made abstract art that captures you with its simplicity and chromatic balance. So now everything he uses as an inspiration he turns into the most contemplative abstraction.

When we think of 3D style graffiti in Belgrade, we think of Demon. One of the oldest active graffiti writers in Serbia, he started his carrier with 3D style and brought it to the level no one could have ever expected.

The one who experiments. Dulait has been active on our scene for over twenty years and during that time he experimented with every form of art in the streets he could. He started as a graffiti writer, he was a leader in anti-style, then he switched to street art and at the moment he is experimenting with street photography.

Endo is best known for his “self portraits” that do not look like him at all. In reality he tends to process his surroundings on a daily level and illustrate expressed or unexpressed emotions of people he runs into. And whatever those people “leave” with him he puts into art.

Not only one of the oldest active graffiti writers but also a walking archive. During his long graffiti writing career he has developed many different styles and lately he has decided to go back to the roots. He is reinventing and reshaping Belgrade style in graffiti writing in the most authentic way possible.

He is a first-generation graffiti writer in Belgrade and has been active for over 20 years. He changed many styles and many tags but always excelled in artistry. Lesser-known fact is that he trained many graffiti writers in Serbia.

As a person who did not have traditional graffiti training, he jumped into large-format artworks surprisingly well. He is best known for conceptual artworks that are often inspired by some social issues in Serbian society.

Fluidity. Fluidity is the concept that has been part of the Piros’ style since he started doing graffiti. It was part of the graffiti writing; it was part of the characters he created, and it became part of the latest series of Cyriffiti (Cyrillic graffiti).

Transmutation. He is best known for his characters and insects that undergo profound transmutation. They are presented in the midst of the process and in his artwork, we can see both heavy emotions and thoughts that torment his characters as well as beautiful creatures they are turning into.

Rage is Jackie and Jackie is Rage. Or is he a Hero of the Streets? Well, if you see a simple character that resembles the creatures of the forest or a masked figure you are most likely looking at Rage’s artwork. Illustrator at heart he illustrates the streets even though he is an actual graffiti writer.

The Queen of Belgrade’s street art. Why? She opened up a new chapter in Belgrade’s street art in 2004 and has not stopped producing art in the street since. Add a conscience choice of important social topics and a blossoming artistic career on the side and you have a Queen.

Human faces or animals that get constructed with elongated, worm-like elements are the artistic signature of Weedzor. He started with small formats and for a long time worked exclusively with paste ups and stickers, but lately we can see his artworks turning into large scale artworks that attract attention with bright colors and unique design.

A muralist who portrays ordinary people in ordinary daily tasks. However, there is nothing ordinary in his art because he is showing us a dignity and resilience of everyday people in Serbia. This might not seem like a usual topic in the international street art / new muralism community, but it might be the most important one of all.