Urban art continues evolving at Marisquiño without losing its essence. From August 6 to 9, Samil will once again be the meeting point where art is experienced live, with Graffiti as the main feature and a historic trajectory within the festival.
This 2026, the proposal grows. To that consolidated legacy, moving at the same pace as urban art in the city of Vigo, where Marisquiño features one of the hundreds of murals, are added new actions that will expand the reach of the artistic content on Samil beach, incorporating new features to enrich the experience.
An open setting, right on the beach, where creation coexists with the festival rhythm and where the public can see, feel, and become part of the process. Live performances by national and international graffiti artists hand in hand with Montana Colors, artistic interventions on surprising surfaces with POSCA and the designs of the Skatepark and Bikepark in Samil, made even more iconic thanks to Pinturas Proa.
CONFIRMED ARTISTS - GRAFFITI OM26
Helio Bray
Hélio Bray is one of the most recognizable names in the Portuguese graffiti scene and contemporary urban art. Self-taught and with more than two decades of experience, he has developed a distinct visual language in which letters and figures evolve into abstract compositions filled with rhythm, color, and movement.
His work explores the border between graffiti and contemporary painting, combining gesture, layers of texture, and intense research into form. In addition to his artistic production, he has collaborated with international brands and brought his work to galleries and walls around the world. In 2026, he returns to Vigo for the third time to once again leave his unmistakable mark on Marisquiño.
Bublegum
Tirso Paz, known artistically as Bublegum, is a Galician multidisciplinary artist and creator of Ornamental Style, a visual language of his own that fuses nature, filigree, and the monumentality of urban art.
Self-taught, he began painting walls at the age of 16 and since then has developed an international career spanning large murals, studio work, and digital projects. Inspired by Baroque ornamentation, he transforms classical elements into contemporary compositions that advocate for the protection of nature and the conservation of endangered species. His work has reached galleries, festivals, and cities around the world. After his appearance at OM24, Bublegum returns to Marisquiño to continue unfolding his distinctive visual universe.
Mosaik
Mosaik is one of the major references in Portuguese graffiti and belongs to the second generation of writers in the country. Active since the early 1990s, he was part of historic crews such as PRM and FIVESTAR, and currently belongs to THUNDERS, one of the most influential collectives in the Portuguese scene.
Recognized for his newschool style, he has built a distinct visual language where technical precision, clean compositions, and constant experimentation with shapes and colors coexist. His works, inspired by urban nature and marked by unconventional color palettes, combine classic and futuristic influences to create pieces of great personality that have made him one of the essential names in graffiti in Portugal. This is Mosaik's third time at OM after appearing at OM19 and OM22.
Zurik
ZuriK is a graffiti artist and Colombian graphic designer based in Barcelona for the past decade. She began painting graffiti in 2009, while studying Graphic Design, although her connection to art goes back to childhood.
Her work combines WildStyle-inspired lettering, geometric forms, and characters with intense gazes to create compositions that convey strength, reflection, and determination. Her style, marked by extremely precise execution and almost vector-like finishes, has enabled her to develop projects in countries across Europe, the Americas, and Oceania, collaborating with international brands and institutions. An advocate of graffiti that engages with public space without losing authenticity, ZuriK has built a distinct visual language that brings together the essence of classic graffiti with a contemporary perspective and exceptional attention to detail.
Dusem
DUSEM is a Galician urban artist recognized for a versatile style that ranges from typography and lettering to realistic portraits, characters, and large-format landscapes. With a career built through constant practice on the street and participation in competitions and professional commissions, he has developed a distinct artistic language capable of adapting to different media without losing its identity.
In recent years, he has combined his artistic side with graffiti outreach, promoting initiatives such as Grafiarte. His work reflects the evolution of contemporary graffiti, preserving creativity and its connection to urban culture.
HOST - GRAFFITI OM26
Pow One
Powone is one of the great pioneers of graffiti in Galicia and a key figure in the development of urban art in Vigo. Active since 1991, he has more than three decades of experience creating murals both in his city and in numerous places throughout Galicia and the rest of Spain. Self-taught, he has developed a style based on realism and technical precision, bringing photographic images into large format with spray paint as his main tool.
Alongside his personal work, he has collaborated with companies and institutions on projects of very different kinds, turning his passion for graffiti into his profession. In addition to being an artist, he serves as host and person responsible for the graffiti discipline of Marisquiño together with O'Ras and Asten, driving the growth of M-Art year after year and establishing the festival as a benchmark for urban art.
CONFIRMED ARTISTS by POSCA
Twee Muizen
Twee Muizen is the artistic duo formed by Denís Galocha and Cris Barrientos, two Galician creators based in Barcelona who develop a visual universe where illustration, muralism, textile art and sculpture coexist.
Born in Amsterdam in 2010, the project takes its name from Dutch ("two mice") and draws from the landscapes of rural Galicia, folklore and the oneiric imagination to build a language of its own. Their works, starring fantastical characters and a carefully crafted color palette, combine contemporary craftsmanship and visual storytelling, blurring the line between the everyday and the imaginary. They have taken part in international mural festivals, exhibitions and art residencies, establishing themselves as one of the most singular proposals in today’s art scene.
Lúa Gándara
Lúa Gándara is a Galician multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, installation, audiovisual work, and sound creation. A graduate in Fine Arts from the University of Vigo, she has developed a strong exhibition record with participation in renowned competitions and biennials in Galicia and Portugal, in addition to receiving numerous awards for her work.
She is currently part of the Poligonal artistic collective and collaborates with various galleries in Galicia and Madrid. Her work is characterized by a playful perspective in which play, humor, and irony serve to explore new ways of relating to space, objects, and images, building a visual universe that is fresh, approachable, and full of personality.
VISUAL IDENTITY DESIGN MARISQUIÑO 2026
Kike Besada
Kike Besada is a creative director and designer from Vigo with an international career developed over more than a decade in New York. With a multidisciplinary profile that combines art direction, design, and photography, in recent years he has focused part of his work on using AI to create unique visual worlds.
His work is characterized by an honest, detail-oriented, and highly visually rich approach, which he also develops through abstract collage and personal projects. Linked to Marisquiño since its early editions, in 2026 he signs the festival's visual identity, reinforcing the connection between design, urban culture, and territory.
