Nathan Bowen is the street art maverick who’s got the city hooked on his wild, in-your-face creations. No rules, no filters—just raw, unapologetic art that slaps you in the face when you least expect it. Born with a rebel’s heart and an eye for chaos, Nathan’s work isn’t just graffiti; it’s a full-blown urban assault that takes drab walls and flips them into gritty masterpieces.

His arsenal? The Demons—fierce, twisted characters that look like they’re about to jump off the wall and start a riot. From alleyways to construction sites, Nathan owns the streets, turning every forgotten corner into an epic scene that screams, “Pay attention!” Forget the white-cube galleries—this is art that bleeds with the pulse of the city.

Starting out in illustration and animation, Nathan ditched the desk life for the rush of street-level action. He’s all about the unpredictable, the unplanned—a hit-and-run artist who leaves a mark and keeps moving. Each piece is a middle finger to the ordinary and a high-five to the rebels who get it.

Nathan places his characters everywhere, including one of his most notorious creations—Gramana. This isn’t your typical grandma; she’s smoking, drinking, and blowing shit up. As Nathan says, “Grandma is well sick.” With layers of wit and a touch of dark humor, Bowen’s art isn’t just eye candy; it’s a conversation starter, a callout, a vibe check. He’s the storyteller with a spray can, stirring up social commentary and pure mayhem wherever he goes. Nathan Bowen doesn’t just paint—he lights up the streets with a swagger that’s impossible to ignore.