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Puzzle Walls


Figuring out what to paint is challenging. Incorporating puzzle patterns to be part of that painting is even more difficult. Pulling it off flawlessly every time is mind boggling, and that's exactly what MrKas does on a regular basis.

The talented aerosol painter was born and raised in Portugal and is a regular participant in street art festivals. His work can be seen in countries such as China, Malaysia, UAE, Indonesia, Italy, Greece, Malta, France, The Netherlands, Finland, Portugal and Ireland. Make sure you've got some time to kill before checking out his Instagram, because you might have difficulty turning away, just like me.





Despite the size and diversity of Tanauan, it still has the charm and atmosphere of a small town. I really like it here. Unfortunately, Tanaueños generally have no or only limited access to art. MrKas, please paint our city walls.
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