Galleria Objets invites audiences to experience the powerful journey of graffiti as it evolves from a form of urban rebellion to a global, artistic language that unites people across continents and cultures.

This unique exhibition brings together 16 graffiti artists from around the world, each offering a distinct voice and style rooted in a shared foundation of street art. Through their work, the exhibition explores how graffiti has grown beyond its origins as an act of public expression to become a respected and influential art movement that resonates across generations and social boundaries.

More than just a form of street culture, graffiti represents a visual Esperanto—a universal language that transcends linguistic and geographical barriers. It is a medium where symbols, codes, and vibrant imagery serve as tools for communication, storytelling, and social commentary. This exhibition invites viewers to look at graffiti beyond the wall, showcasing its transition into varied contemporary mediums and environments.

Each artist in Graffiti Esperanto contributes to this conversation, presenting works that reflect graffiti’s evolution and its role as a collective voice of identity, resilience, and rebellion. From large-scale murals to mixed-media installations, their art exemplifies how graffiti has continued to innovate while remaining true to its roots in public space and social expression.

As the exhibition unfolds, it not only celebrates graffiti’s transformative impact on visual culture but also challenges preconceptions, honoring its beginnings while spotlighting its ongoing expansion as a dynamic global artistic force.

Participating Artists

To further explore the work and ideas behind the exhibition, we invite you to access the exclusive Graffiti Esperanto catalog. The catalog includes artist profiles, insights into their creative processes, and a closer look at the pieces featured in the show.