A mural created by Bublegum and princess Zeina Rashid (Jordan), Olympian Artist, presented by TCL and the Olympic Museum. Commissioned as part of the Olympian Artists Programme, a flagship initiative of the Olympic Museum, the project is developed in the context of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games. The work brings together sport, culture, and contemporary art to celebrate the Olympic spirit through a multidisciplinary creative approach.

A mural located in Pau Gasol’s hometown, created to commemorate the retirement of jersey number 16 by the Los Angeles Lakers in recognition of his NBA career. The work celebrates the legacy of one of Spain’s most iconic athletes, highlighting his impact on and off the court.

Developed for Pau Gasol in collaboration with Santander Bank, the Gasol Foundation, and the Sant Boi City Council.

This large-scale mural was commissioned for a private aviation hangar in Montreal, designed to transform a vast industrial space into a vibrant artistic environment. The project blends the raw, technical atmosphere of aviation with Bublegum’s signature Ornamental Style, creating a striking visual contrast that elevates the hangar’s interior.

A mural located in Garcibuey, in the Sierra de Francia, featuring the Iberian lynx, one of Spain’s most iconic and endangered species. Created in BUBLEGUM’s Ornamental Style, the work highlights the animal’s rich detail and symbolic presence. Blending realism and symbolism, the mural aims to raise awareness about the importance of preserving nature and protecting biodiversity.

Created as a live art performance over three days at the Reggae Rise Up Festival in St. Petersburg, Florida, this piece evolved in real time throughout the event, engaging directly with the energy of the audience and the festival environment. The installation also functioned as a visual landmark and photocall space, where festival-goers gathered, interacted with the artwork, and became part of the creative experience.

Created as part of a community project, Beyond Walls: Classroom to the Streets in Lynn, Massachusetts, the concept was developed collaboratively with students from the local art school and their cohorts, reflecting themes that were important and relevant to them.

The mural celebrates the city’s cultural diversity and immigrant communities. At its center, a sea turtle symbolizes migration, resilience, and protection, surrounded by flowers representing the continents of America, Africa, and Asia. Through vibrant colors and expressive detail, the work conveys hope, unity, and a community open to the world.

Created as a live art performance during the Barcelona Tattoo Convention, this piece was developed in real time in front of a live audience, turning the creative process into an immersive experience.

The work explores the connection between urban art and tattoo culture, translating the energy of the convention into a dynamic visual composition.

Created as a mural backdrop for the backstage area of the WAH show in Madrid, this piece functions as a photocall within the makeup and hair zone sponsored by Revlon.

Designed as an exclusive space for VIP access, the artwork enhances the atmosphere where performers prepare before going on stage. The mural combines bold visual impact with a refined aesthetic, creating a striking setting that invites interaction while elevating the overall backstage experience.

Created as a bespoke decorative mural for a tattoo studio, this piece was designed to enhance the interior atmosphere and reflect the identity of the space through a bold and detailed visual intervention.

The artwork significantly increased the studio’s visibility, attracting new visitors and organic foot traffic from the surrounding area. Over time, it became a local landmark within the town, recognized as a distinctive visual reference point and a defining element of the studio’s identity.

The urban revitalization project in Overtown, a Miami neighborhood historically marked by limited resources and insecurity, uses urban art to transform public space. The mural features Nina Simone, creating a cultural connection with the local African American community. The work brings together cultural identity and nature, fostering community pride and giving new life to the neighborhood.