We see collaborations as a way to exchange valuable skills and to connect with fellow artists with the aim of creating fresh and dynamic pieces.

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 We have worked with artists from Kenya to around Africa and worldwide. Here are some of the murals we have been able to collaborate on. We are open to collaborating with any other artists.

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A collaborative piece between one of our own (Thufu) with
Julia Townsend(S.Australia) and Mwamba(Zambia) during the Sanaa Festival in Adelaide, S.Australia in 2019.

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Desi Mundo of X-MEN Crew, one of the founders of graffiti in the USA, currently in CRP Bay Area, came through to the studio. We ended up doing this beautiful piece with all the artists we mentor. It reads UTU [humanity]

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During the 2021 Rangi za East festival which we host annually, the crew did this awesome woman’s portrait graffiti in Nairobi , Babadogo Area.

 

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Being so deep in the graffiti industry in Kenya, we collaborated with these ANONYMOUS  hardcore graffiti artists from France. 

 

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An abandoned train wagon at the Nairobi Railways Museum. We hit this train with Afro Ink [Kenya] of Spray Uzi crew. One of our graffiti mentors who played a big role in creation of the crew.

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In collaboration with Nyeks [doodle artists] and Swift 9 Graffiti, one of the most skilled graffiti artists in Kenya, we came up with this concept. This is one of the most abused graffiti artworks in Nairobi. We did it as a self funded mural in Bamboo, Jericho. Swift has been a major influence in BSQ Crew since he is also a first generation graffiti artist in Kenya.