Based in Miami and originally hailing from Mexico, Freaky Kiss has emerged as an internationally recognized voice in contemporary graffiti and street art. Her work is distinguished by a bold visual language that pushes boundaries, anchored by her signature alter-ego character Spaztic Stars—a powerful embodiment of sensuality, rebellion and emotional rawness.

With roots in graffiti’s unrestrained energy, she seamlessly integrates digital collage, retro-futuristic aesthetics, street-art spontaneity and elements of erotic surrealism to create immersive and dynamic compositions. Her pieces resonate with a hyper-feminine yet defiantly disruptive sensibility, inviting viewers into a world where power, identity and transformation collide.

Through her vibrant explorations of selfhood and societal structures, Freaky Kiss challenges conventions: She explores how feminine presence can both subvert and reshape urban space, how desire and defiance intertwine, and how individuals can reclaim agency through visual expression. Whether on the street, on canvas or in digital form, her work asks—and answers—the question of how art can evolve when the margins become the centre.

Having exhibited widely and built an international following, she continues to expand her practice—deploying bold colour, layered textures and unexpected juxtapositions to reflect the complex world we inhabit. In Freaky Kiss’s universe, the streets are not just the backdrop but the arena for a charged dialogue between liberation and aesthetics, between raw impulse and refined craft.