Trek6 has created a vast and unique body of work that spans over three decades, a diversity of mediums, and a multitude of cities and cultures. Trek6’s works are an experiment with resonance through the use of color, line, and rhythm that examine historic, indigenous and regionally relevant iconography. Portraits clash against lines that get smashed by color patterns and fragmented by shapes creating dynamic and vibrant compositions. The duality between being traditionally schooled in art, versus his graffiti writer upbringing allows for a variety of compositions and installations. “I’ve created this cosmic slop where mysticism, Afro Puerto Rican culture and urban life can sit together in unison. Giving me the space to explore everything, from my ancestors, to growing up in Miami's graffiti culture and abstract concepts in a cohesive but loose language that’s visually interesting but not restricted to any thematic or aesthetic other than my own artistic thumbprint.” “Real Bboys move in silence” (Krs-one), is a fitting way to describe Trek6, who has successfully inched forward little by little over the years, collecting a resume of works and projects that have stayed ahead of their time. Trek6 lives in Marshall, NC.