Every Saturday we gather up to spray all over the Community Club, guided by a recognized Greek street artist Spent1. Join us to learn about graffiti, sketching and lettering, spray painting, stenciling, character design and sculpture. Every workshop will be all about spraying and expressing yourself in a fun and inclusive environment! Choose your membership type – one time or one month membership, and then you will be contacted by us to discuss the dates and time that suit you better. Learn from the best, overstep your fears and anxieties and try a new hobby!
Spent1 was born in 1993 in Heraklion, Crete. He began his artistic journey as a graffiti writer in 2007.
He pursued studies in Materials Science at the University of Crete, Graphic Design at the Vellideion School of Fine Arts (via scholarship), and completed an MSc in Art & Design at AKTO and Middlesex University (also on scholarship). He is a member of the Greek Chamber of Fine Arts. His work has been presented in various exhibitions, commissions, and art festivals. "Spent1" primarily focuses on creating abstract compositions featuring characters combined with geometric patterns and vibrant colors. His compositions are characterized by their multiplicity, incorporating alternating colors and techniques. Through his art, he aims to convey his aesthetics and perspective to the audience, inviting viewers to interpret his work in their own unique way. As part of his artistic endeavors, "Spent1" has collaborated with and produced work for world famous brands, business groups, hotel chains, cultural organizations, advertising agencies, creative agencies, and fellow artists.
Why he does it: I conduct this graffiti workshop to share my passion for graffiti and street art, which have been integral parts of my life since 2007. By teaching and mentoring others, I aim to pass on the knowledge and skills I've acquired over the years, inspiring a new generation of artists. This workshop is also a platform to demystify graffiti, showcasing it as a legitimate and impactful art form. I believe in the power of creative expression and community building, and through this workshop, I hope to foster a supportive environment where participants can explore their creativity, develop their unique artistic voices, and appreciate the cultural significance of graffiti.