PICHIAVO

PichiAvo is an artistic duo from Valencia, composed of Pichi (born in 1977) and Avo (born in 1985). Both trained in Fine Arts and Design, developing from the outset a solid technical foundation and a deep understanding of contemporary visual languages.

They met in 2007 within Valencia’s graffiti scene — a context that marked the beginning of their artistic collaboration and the decision to merge their individual experiences into a shared project. From the very beginning, Pichi and Avo rejected artistic individuality, choosing instead to build a collective language based on a constant pursuit of balance between technique, concept, and experimentation.

Artistic Poetics and Style

PichiAvo’s work is rooted in the fusion of classical art and urban art, a balanced and innovative combination that has given rise to an immediately recognizable aesthetic, often referred to as Urban Mythology. Their works merge the legacy of Greco-Roman art with the spontaneity and energy of contemporary graffiti.

Mythological and sculptural figures, rendered with hyperrealistic precision, emerge from vibrant, colorful backgrounds layered with tags and lettering. Color plays a central role in their poetics: their bright and intense palette emphasizes the visual and symbolic strength of each composition.

Over the years, PichiAvo have experimented with various materials and techniques, expanding their language into installation and gallery contexts. The use of plasterboard, in particular, allows them to transfer the materiality and visual impact of urban murals into gallery spaces, creating works that preserve the physicality and vitality typical of street art.

Exhibitions and International Recognition

Since 2015, PichiAvo have carried out projects in some of the world’s leading venues dedicated to urban art, gaining both critical acclaim and international recognition.

In 2017, they became the first European artists to create a mural on the iconic Houston Bowery Wall in New York, one of the most renowned sites in global street art. In 2019, in collaboration with the artist Vhils, they produced the second-largest mural in the world in the city of Porto, further establishing their reputation as key figures on the contemporary urban art scene.

Today, their works can be found in galleries and public spaces across the globe — from North and South America to Europe and Oceania — continuing to serve as a point of reference in the ongoing dialogue between tradition and modernity, classicism and graffiti, painting and sculpture.

PichiAvo: Works for sale with prices and value from Wunderkammern

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