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The Organized Chaos of Tobias Kroeger


Tobias Kroeger is an artist from Bremen, Germany. His roots trace back to graffiti and I just can't get enough of his work, both on canvas and on walls. Each piece exudes an aggressive explosion of color and an expression of loud, unconstrained energy.

Tobias painted his first graffiti at the age of 12, and his work was mainly influenced by the New York graffiti scene. In 1997 he started to work as a freelance graphic artist and changed in 2013 from graphic design and public murals to canvas and contemporary art. Follow him on Instagram to keep up with his works.




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