TAKSI

THE Solo show of HKS181

Show Description

Step into a fantastical hip-hop universe inspired by the underground scene of the ‘90s. This video animates a world where hip-hop culture blends with magical realism: spray cans grow on trees, vinyl records emerge from the ground, and expansive walls serve as canvases for vibrant graffiti art. The vivid bursts of colors and letters, along with authentic illustrations reminiscent of graffiti blackbooks, pay homage to the era’s rebellious spirit and creative explosion. The inclusion of “taksi” as a symbol of affirmation adds a personal touch, inviting viewers to embrace imagination and the limitless possibilities of art.

HKS181 Bio

HKS181, originally from El Salvador, has become a key figure in the urban art scene of Washington, D.C., where he now lives and works. Over the years, his dynamic and intense style has made a significant impact in the city and beyond, collaborating with numerous influential crews. His work is celebrated for its vibrant energy and the movement it portrays, captivating viewers with a whirlwind of colors and forms that seem to reach out in all directions.

An accomplished illustrator, HKS181’s technical skill and artistic ability distinguish his work. His creations are not only visually striking but also demonstrate a profound understanding of his medium. Whether through expansive murals that enliven urban environments or intricate sketches that capture the essence of his subjects, his art is a testament to creativity and expression.