Kwest is a multidisciplinary artist whose journey began in the raw energy of North America’s freight-train graffiti scene—where steel was the canvas and movement was the message. Over the past 30 years, his practice has evolved from the underground to the architectural, with a signature style that blends wildstyle graffiti, sculpture, and design into something entirely his own: layered, engineered, rhythmic, and always in motion. What started with letterform abstraction and bold color has grown into intricate wall works, massive sculptural installations, and permanent public commissions around the world. Kwest’s work speaks in a language of structure and flow—rooted in the muscle memory of graffiti and elevated by a precise, almost architectural understanding of form. There’s a constant push and pull: between freedom and control, street and studio, chaos and construction. Now splitting time between Toronto, Canada and Nosara, Costa Rica, Kwest brings new energy and influence into his work—from organic systems and coastal rhythms to the meditative pulse of surfing and nature. It’s a shift you can feel in his recent pieces: more fluid, more elemental, yet still razor-sharp in intent. He doesn’t just create objects—he creates spaces, movement, and a sense of transformation. Every piece, whether embedded in concrete or flowing through a gallery wall, invites you to engage differently with surface, with volume, and with the environment around you. Sol Gallery is stoked to welcome Kwest into the fold—an artist whose work is as fearless as it is refined, and whose story reminds us that true evolution comes from staying in motion.