Nexgraff, who is only 20 years old, is an active and socially committed Basque-Spanish street artist.

At Nextor, aka Nexgraff, the love of painting has been handed down from father to son. His father, Aitor, who painted with some success in his youth in London, passed on his talent and desire to paint to him at the age of 13.

Nextor began his artistic journey with graffiti, then moved on to the creation of large-scale murals, more in tune with his personal artistic growth and his desire to tackle deep, relevant social themes. Through his work, he explores concepts such as immigration, globalization and the importance of valuing our origins and local cultures.

At the age of 20, he enriched his already well-established career by studying fine arts in Bilbao. This period of academic training enriched his approach, enabling him to adopt a more mature and thoughtful perspective towards his work.

Nexgraff is an urban artist who has already painted numerous walls around the world.

Despite its young age, Nextor has already contributed numerous frescoes to public spaces. His works, charged with social values and optimism, decorate, challenge and enrich the urban environment. From the Basque Country to France and Germany, they invite reflection, demonstrating that art can be a powerful means of expression and social change.

Nexgraff is already recognized as one of the world’s most talented street artists.

In recent years, Nextor has enjoyed great success with its murals. In 2022, one of his murals was selected as one of the 100 best in the world by the Street art cities platform, ranking 10th. The year 2023 was even more remarkable for him, as two of his frescoes were selected among the world’s 50 best by the same platform, ranking 14th and 21st respectively.

These recognitions by Street art cities underline not only his talent and dedication, but also art’s ability to connect and communicate across borders and cultures.