Fulvio Ceola, born in Heilbronn in 1982, discovered his fascination for painting and design at an early age. During his school days, he came into contact with the graffiti scene through classmates and began sketching in sketchbooks, which eventually led to his first tags and bombings. After successfully completing his training as a painter and varnisher, Fulvio found a creative balance to his everyday life in graffiti and art.

Since 2015, he has been working with acrylic paints, markers, varnishes and spray cans on various surfaces such as walls, canvases and panels. He often integrates calligraphy and writing into his works to express emotions and thoughts - always true to his motto: "I write, cause nobody listens".

His first solo exhibition took place in 2018 at the Kunstbruder gallery in Cologne. In 2019, in collaboration with the municipality of Licata (Sicily), he organized an international street art festival in which 50 artists from 13 countries redesigned the port and other parts of the city. His goal is to reach even more people with his art in the future by combining writing and painting into one.