Street art is important to keep urban areas and their residents energized and inspired. In some areas, artists and building owners come together to foster the creation of artwork that can be viewed as beautifying and reviving, rather than destructive. With his art, Szabotage aims to be inclusive and engage his audience.

Szabotage’s work is characterised by bright colours mixed with popular cultural references. His vision takes a critical view of his immediate surroundings and often references the landscape of world cities, where his work explores the relationship between urban architecture and their communities. The artist is taking advantage of the evolution of the perception that street art creations are increasingly viewed as art in a complex form as opposed to vandalism.

Recently, bitcoin and cryptocurrencies have become more popular and mainstream, and last year the technology entered a new phase of attention as a good number of mainstream onlookers finally noticed this economic phenomenon. Cryptocurrencies are changing the lives of many, and most recently some street artists can attest to this paradigm shift. Artists are using blockchain to raise funds.

A stunning mural can be painted over in a matter of hours. Szabotage wants to tokenize his street art to keep the essence of the mural alive. This new wave of NFT’s offer Szabotage the potential to create more murals that can be free of external commissions.