On September 19th, 2009, four internationally acclaimed aerosol artists came together and created one of the most stunning pieces of art outdoors in the downtown core of Toronto, Canada. We are proud to present this work and you can own a piece of this history presented by wondercafe.ca. Learn more about the artists who came together to create this magnificent piece of art.

Chor Boogie (San Francisco) www.chorboogie.com
Chor Boogie is an accomplished international muralist, painter, curator and instructor. His art combines a knowledge of street culture with a familiarity to colour therapy. Chor's unique talent for meaningful expression has been shown throughout the world, most recently in China where he was commissioned to do a mural for the Olympics.

Siloette (San Francisco)
Siloette became involved with aerosol art in the mid nineties. As an illustrator, designer and muralist she approaches every creation with consideration. Her work's feminine subject matter and organic ingredients can be found on walls, freights, apparel and advertising worldwide.

Elicser (Toronto) - http://www.elicser.com/
Elicser is one of Toronto's most recognized street artists. A major influence on Toronto's downtown landscape, his murals can be seen on buildings throughout the city. A regular participant in street and music festivals, Elicser was part of the recent Housepaint exhibition at the Royal Ontario Museum.

Mediah (Toronto) - http://www.iahdigital.com/
Mediah is a Toronto-based aerosol and new media artist. He has been active since 1994 and has had his artwork exhibited across Canada and showcased in Rome, Mexico, San Diego, Naples, Milan, New York, Texas and Germany. Mediah takes the skills and techniques of digital art, composition and movement and applies them to experimental graffiti lettering to create 'neo-dynamism'.