Ottograph

OTTOGRAPH (Amsterdam, active).
"Party up in here", 2018.
Acrylic on canvas.
Attached certificate of authenticity issued by the author on the back.
Measurements: 85 x 155 cm.
Ottograph is a prominent Dutch mural artist whose career dates back to an early artistic vocation, initiated at the age of ten. Throughout his career, he has developed a singular visual language that fuses elements of urban art with a graphic aesthetic of great impact. His work, characterized by monumental scale and formal dynamism, has been received by prestigious institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art in Antwerp (Belgium), which houses one of his large-format frescoes.
He began his artistic career in the subway spaces of the Amsterdam subway, where he cultivated a direct and spontaneous expression. Over time, his practice evolved into large-scale interventions, both murals and works made directly on the urban pavement, thus transforming public space into an artistic medium. Ottograph has executed murals in key cities of the international scene, such as Moscow, Berlin, Paris, New York and San Francisco, consolidating a global projection.
His versatility and creativity have led him to collaborate with renowned international brands, including Greenpeace, Tommy Hilfiger, Nike, Mars, Ford and Mercedes-Benz. These collaborations reflect not only the formal quality of his work, but also his ability to dialogue with diverse audiences and cultural contexts.
In recent years, Ottograph has gained renewed international attention for his "Fight the Virus" campaign, a socially resonant visual proposal that combines art and civic messaging in times of global health crisis. Ottograph's work is situated at the intersection between urban art, contemporary graphics and public intervention, establishing him as a key figure in European mural art today.