Alien Mess Interference

Filipino visual artist Egg Fiasco is known for combining supercharged imagery with refined stylistic techniques to convey an enigmatic exploration into retro-futuristic and neo-graffiti themes.

His investigative musings in urban art, pop culture, folk arts, comic graphics, and tattoo culture layer onto his work. His playful visual experimentations teeter on realities in contrast to his time transfiguring rigid, chaotic, and vastly complex themes cohesively into vibrant visuals, pushing sensational boundaries. The effects of his eclectic perspectives engage his audiences to traverse a multiverse of his own creation, exciting the mind.

Born on December 2, 1985, in Manila, Philippines, Egg Fiasco immersed in the developing art culture and inevitably found roots with groups of urban artists that pushed the graffiti scene throughout the mid-2000s. Onward and always alongside a brotherhood of like-minded artists, he works simply to expand the capacities of his medium in the hopes of broadening the possibilities for new expressive social systems.

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