Abotz is a graffiti and street artist from Kilburn, North West London, known for his bold, character-driven murals that carry both humour and heart. His work blends nostalgic cartoon figures with sharp social commentary, often with £ symbols in their eyes, a playful but powerful nod to society’s obsession with money and consumerism.

While his true identity remains private, his style is instantly recognisable. His murals have appeared across London, Japan, New York and beyond, capturing attention for their mix of colour, character, and conscience.

Starting out tagging walls around his local area, Abotz has evolved into an artist whose work feels accessible and rooted in community, he creates art that speaks to people, not at them. His creative world has always been shaped by his Kilburn upbringing, and by the same energy that ran through the youth clubs, music, and fashion scenes he grew up around.

I work very closely with Abotz, and what I value most is the mutual trust and work ethic we share. There’s a deep respect for the process, no ego, just commitment, creativity, and a lot of laughter.

Together, we’ve built a rhythm that balances freedom with focus, I’m proud of his work ethic, how far he’s come and where he’s heading next.