"I’m always looking forward to pushing the boundaries of what is possible with spray paint. I am obsessed with the practice of my craft.”

Hiero Veiga, or Hiero, grew up in the small boxing town of Brockton, MA and has been spray-painting since he was 12 years old. With over 21 years of experience, Hiero has evolved from writing graffiti to curating hyperrealistic pieces ranging from portraits, natural scenery, and psychedelic art.

Hiero’s unique perspective and experience of light and color is reflected in his distinctive compositions. His current personal work style involves abstract backgrounds and kaleidoscopic designs with Groucho glasses, chattering teeth, and rubber ducks.

Hiero has participated in countless mural festivals and collaborated with numerous artists in his community. His most prominent works were done in participation with Pow Wow! Mural Festivals, including a mural displayed in the Bishop Museum in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Hiero is based in Florida, but you can find his work in the streets, businesses, and galleries across the United States, Jamaica, and Canada.