Emphasizing his roots as a graffiti writer, Rubin’s work combines traditional wild style abstractions and geometric deconstructions. Featuring swooping smooth lines reminiscent of letter forms, muted color palettes, and Scandinavian clean lines, Rubin’s work blurs the lines between the adjacent worlds of graffiti and street art.
In his mural, Rubin has worked with a muted palette of beige and brown to create an elegant series of overlapping geometric shapes that span a 200-foot portion of the fence between South First Street and Grand Street.