Siegriff

Siegriff is a pseudonym used by German graffiti artist Jens Weissflog, also known as Sieks. Born in 1976 in Hamburg, Germany, Weissflog began his career as a graffiti artist in the early 1990s, taking inspiration from hip-hop culture and urban art. His pseudonym, Siegriff, translates to "victory grip" in English, reflecting his grip on the graffiti scene.

Weissflog's work as Siegriff focuses primarily on murals and large-scale graffiti, often incorporating intricate details and patterns. He has traveled extensively throughout Europe, Asia, and North America, creating works in various cities and landscapes. Weissflog's style has evolved over the years, incorporating elements of graffiti, abstract expressionism, and pop art.

Siegriff's contributions to the stencil art movement have earned him recognition within the graffiti and urban art communities. He has been featured in numerous publications, including books and magazines, and has participated in exhibitions and festivals. Weissflog's work has also been recognized through awards and grants, allowing him to expand his creative scope and push the boundaries of the street art genre.

Throughout his career, Siegriff has demonstrated a skillful balance between fine art sensibilities and street art accessibility. His art often critiques societal norms and conventions, leaving viewers to interpret the deeper meanings behind his works. Weissflog continues to work tirelessly as an artist, creating new works and pushing the boundaries of the street art scene.