From an early age, Seaty was immersed in the urban influence of the permissive 90s, oscillating between hip-hop music and the advent of street graffiti.

From his passion for this musical movement stems that of his art. 

It was in 2008 that the self-taught artist decided to give a new twist to his art, swapping the wild graffiti of his early career for works now exhibited all over the world ... 

In the breadth of her creativity, we find a constant work process. Black-and-white portraits of disconcerting realism, enhanced by a burst of vivid color, a nod to the urban connotation dear to the artist. 

Seaty focuses his iconographic research on faces with strong gazes, from different ethnic groups, tribes and cultures. Although the portrait, with its realistic, almost photographic features, is produced in black and white, it attracts the wrath of color and graffiti, creating a work of contrasts and subjugation.