Slide: A collaboration with Kenji Chai at 41 Jalan Buckingham, Penang, Malaysia.

‘Transboundary Haze’ was a piece in Kuala Lumpur to launch Splash & Burn’s collaboration with Greenpeace Malaysia and Studio Birthplace, a creative campaign to highlight haze and its impact on communities in South East Asia.

Commissioned by Creador Foundation for their office in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Contribution to Lavazza’s TOward 2030’s campaign in Turin, Italy to promote the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), after beign assigned Lavazza’s added goal for this campaign: 'Goal Zero: spreading the message’.

Two pieces painted for ‘Open Gallery’ initiative by a local night club/art centre ‘MENU FABRIKAS’ . Artworks depict two giant kids messing around the back yard of the club with one of them writing “HARDCORAS NX” a notoriously famous tag from the neighbourhood. Two boys are brothers in real life and often appear in my work together.

First taste of Art Basel Miami, installation and on street piece located inside of Wynwood Walls Miami Beach completed December 2015 

In September 2015 Artist Ernest Zacharevic and Photographer Martha Cooper began their series of collaborations entitled “ReplayNYC.”

The project was inspired by Martha’s iconic book "Street Play” which captured carefree New York City kids in the late 1970's. In his signature style, Ernest brings Martha’s subjects back to the streets; combining elements of painting and installation.

Seven works were carefully curated by Martha and Ernest, with each image corresponding to a specific location to illustrate the vibrant, ever changing landscape of New York City. Most of these paintings have disappeared, existing now only though Martha’s photos.

All photos are the Copyright of Martha Cooper

As part of Nu Art Festivals 15 Year Anniversary event

As part of Nu Art Festival's 15th Anniversary event 

As part of Street Art Doping Festival in Warsaw in July 2015. All Photos credit to Maciej Krüger

Residency in Lisbon preceding solo exhibition Floor is Lava 

All Photo Credits to Henrik Haven

Collaboration with Anders Gjennestad aka Strok for POW WOW Hawaii 2015

Collaboration with Polish Textile artist Olek

This street piece was created using a reverse graffiti technique. Image is washed out the aged wall using a water pressure pump. It is a portrait of a local silversmith who is one of the last handicrafts in balik pulau, even though he can't practice his craft due to his health conditions he still runs a silver shop and atracts a number of visitors who are always wellcomed with a smile, a cup of chinese tea and a great 'back in a day' story.

The piece was created as part of the Hin Bus Depot and Urban Nation Project 'Urban Xchange' which took placed in Penang in Dec 2014.

This piece was made as part of Living Walls 2014, an urban art conference in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

The wall belonged to a daycare centre and showed children climbing through a Mondrian inspired composition. For a site specific work, I was really pleased with how it came together. 

Spontaneous piece during my short visit to Lisbon. 

The piece is at the sea front and just demonstrates another way of trying to integrate an on street work with its environment 

Part of a series I did earlier in 2014, I painted a total of 7 works in the same town, all of them reflecting their urban environment, a charming town in Malaysia

The image refers to a common way of consuming coffee in Malaysia, plastic bags tied with string.

Kutching, the capital of Sarawak State on Borneo Island is found in the wild east of Malaysia.

Borneo is one of the last natural habitats for the Orangutans as well as being recognised as one of the most rapidly deforested areas in the world. These two just don't go too well together…

The creative process of my on street works is quite spontaneous, first impressions are important and I work hard to create a blend the work with the urban landscape.  

I came across this spot in Barcelona and the fat little pigeons hanging out seemed perfect :)

This was a project initiated by 'Made Corrections: Art as Opportunity for Young Offenders'.

These particular works are from the Young Offenders Institution in Kaunas, Lithuania. The inmates were 14 - 21 years old and were all incarcerated for extreme crimes in early isolation. The aim of the project was to engage vulnerable adults in the arts and the process of contemporary urban artists. A great experience and a very different working environment. 

A building with a controversial past; this is the 'Lietuva' (Lithuania) cinema which was painted in conjunction with Vilnius Street Art Festival 2013.

This is one of the last independent cinemas in the city and a few years back was set for demolition to make way for a high priced condominium development. Protesters have kept them at bay but while abandoned it became a hot spot for local graffiti artists and political activists.

Years on, the building has been buffed and re marketed. The Vilnius Street Art festival got a chance to drop a final tribute to this iconic spot before it disappears forever. That being said, public outrage continues to keep its fate in limbo!

Johor Bahru is a city located south of the Malaysian peninsula. Across the bridge is Singapore, one of the safest cities in the world; JB however is reported to have the worlds highest crime rates. It is also famous for Malaysia's own Legoland!

Using the inoffensive lego characters, I was able to voice a serious social commentary affecting the JB community. Of the 3 unauthorised pieces I threw up in the area, this was the only to be removed. In doing so, I think the authorities actually generated more attention for the statement I was trying to make.

The Style Wars mural was Initiated by the local residents as a contribution to Singapores independent public art landscape.Given Singapore's reputation as one of the most law obedient countries, the response to this work was actually one of the warmest I've experienced and aside from the ticket for my inconsiderate boom-lift parking, there was no charges or interruptions of any kind. 

Spontaneous street piece...

These public pieces in Georgetown, Penang painted back in 2012. It was a collaboration with George Town Festival (anual art and culture event) and my first constructive public art project whatsoever.