BIO

 

      Pedro AMOS, is a homegrown Miami native, with a passion for all things creative. He officially began his graffiti career in 1994. AMOS has since worked tirelessly to build his artistic legacy.

  As a professional artist, AMOS has applied decades of his traditional graffiti and combined it with unorthodox painting techniques. With gratuitous use of a pop-fauvist color palette, AMOS has established an unmistakable style.

 

 

 

 

 

Passion for adventure & creating has been the motivation for Pedro's travels. In the name of art, he's left his mark in Taipei, Medellin, Montreal, Amsterdam, Thessaloniki, Milan, Copenhagen, Havana, Barcelona, Bangkok, NYC, Malmo…

   

Pedro AMOS Galeria, opened its doors December of 2021. The Galeria is located

in Little River, Miami. It showcases AMOS’ diverse collection of fine art. The Galeria hosts a variety of events and is dedicated to the education of all things artistic. 

 

 

 

 Miami’s Best Graffiti Guide, is the ONLY artist owned and operated tour company in Wynwood.

    In 2016 owner and founder AMOS established the first (and only), artist owned and operated tour company in Wynwood. The company prides itself in communicating the authentic voice of the artist. MBGG educates guests about the history & importance of public art. Miami's Best Graffiti Guide is open for business everyday of the year. They provide daily Graffiti Classes as well as VIP Golf Cart Tours and walking tours. Couples, families, corporate companies have all participated in this unique experience, and the feedback has never been less than a 5-star experience (look it up). 

Starting in 2017, AMOS accepted the role of co-Art Director for Basel House Mural Festival. He held position 4 consecutive years. 

Annually, AMOS curated over 5 square blocks of street art with over 50+ artists from all over the globe. In the first week of December, better known as "Art Week" AMOS and his team organized a week long Street Art Festival in the heart of Wynwood. AMOS allocated artists to paint specific walls in the neighborhood. He took immense pride in highlighting local and international talent. He of course revelled in the honor of decorating the streets of his home city. Basel House was widely considered the largest and most important mural festival in the world.