'We're talking about an artist who is on the list of today's most recognized muralists, with works on five continents. He holds the record for the largest graffiti mural in the world, first achieving this feat with the mural 'Etnias', painted to celebrate the 2016 Olympics, covering 2,500 square meters. Later, he beat his own mark in 2017, with a work in homage to chocolate that occupies a wall of 5,742 square meters on the banks of the Castello Branco Highway, in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo.''
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Eduardo Kobra
Self-taught, the muralist admits that he learned and developed his art by observing the work of artists he admires - from the mysterious British street art exponent Banksy, whose identity has never been revealed, to names like the American Eric Grohe (1944- ), the American Keith Haring (1958-1990) and the Mexican Diego Rivera (1886-1957).