Born in São Paulo, Brazil, in 1975, Eduardo Kobra is one of the world’s most recognized contemporary muralists, celebrated for his monumental works that combine vibrant colors, geometric patterns, and hyperrealistic portraiture.

Beginning his artistic journey on the streets of São Paulo as a teenager, Kobra developed a distinctive visual language that transforms public spaces into powerful expressions of history, humanity, and hope. His murals span five continents, including his celebrated Etnias (Ethnicities), created for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.

Through his art, Kobra explores themes of peace, unity, cultural identity, environmental stewardship, and social justice. His portraits of historical figures and influential voices invite audiences to reflect on our shared humanity and the possibility of a more compassionate world.

Based in São Paulo, Kobra continues to create works that transcend cultural boundaries, using art as a means of connection, remembrance, and transformation.