Like many graffiti artists of the time, RIME started painting early in his life, at the age of twelve. His writing style kept on developing throughout his whole career, influenced by cartoons and the life experiences he picked up on. The artist incorporated his courage and a sense of adventure into his art, creating improvised narratives that eventually depicted an entire set of unique characters, soaked in bold colors and graphic lining. RIME’s bubble letters and entertaining stories seem impeccably executed, revealing many layers lying underneath them. The main source of inspiration for RIME are social relationships, the erotic, dysfunctional and humorous stories taken from his everyday life, and depicted through a variety of symbols, text and figures. Thus, his works are never static or dull, as they engage the viewer and demonstrate the very essence of what it means to create graffiti, with great technique and an original vision.