Mixed worlds -  In the 90’s, he began his learning of photography, collage and model making: elements that inspire him today in his art. Adept of mixing styles and universes, he works as well on graphic arts on skateboards, murals, sculptures as collages of photographs. His goal is to reconcile nature with elements and urban arts.

Figurative realism – His interest in street cultures led him to study graphic arts and realistic design in order to develop his vision of art. His figurative fever and talent have helped him participate in numerous exhibitions, presenting his work at the Benaki Museum, Technopolis, the Onassis Cultural Center in Athens and several other art galleries. He artistically decorates spaces, store windows, decors, hotels and street places.

World-wide Cultures – Freddish immerses himself in the world of the “new realist” artists and is determined to bring together all of his inspirations from cultures around the world into his own art. Freddish gives free rein to his multi-influenced art for the JO&JOE Nation, with one major guideline: the desire to share.

The art of calligraphy – By mixing the art of calligraphy with 3D graffiti and technological elements, Rezine manages to take the viewer into a parallel, abstract and conceptual universe. His art is expressed at JO&JOE by playing with the point of view.

Urban Vibes – Shure combines geometric forms, accumulations and assemblages of elements to propose a vision of the city in motion. It is by exploring this urban energy that he brings to JO&JOE a certain idea of travel, fed by encounters and reunions.

The art of living – Simple G uses walls and their surface characteristics as the central element of his creations. He aspires to create touching, lively works by playing with light to animate the protagonists of his creations.