Barcelona-based artist Zosen works together and by him­self. Pair­ing up with fel­low artist Clau­dia Font, he is one part of Ani­mal Ban­dido, who focuses on cloth­ing that pro­motes per­sonal style and local economy.

It’s really easy to get lost in all of the unique projects that Zosen is apart of. While all dif­fer­ent, he has a dis­tinct aes­thetic influ­enced by skate cul­ture and the punk movement.

Tofu Lines had me entranced. It is Zosen’s com­plex world rep­re­sented by an smat­ter­ing of color and shapes, heroes and vil­lains. Char­ac­ters are rem­i­nis­cent of food and other inan­i­mate objects, but Zosen has given them an incred­i­ble amount of energy. What I really love about Tofu Lines is that it’s trans­lated into street art. It works per­fectly for the urban envi­ron­ment and holds it own in a place that is full of peo­ple and gen­er­ally unpre­dictable. What a great treat it would be see these while walk­ing around my neighborhood.

All images via his web­site.