Internationally renowned street artist Stikki Peaches is known for his satirical graffiti and multilayered wheat-paste prints, bursting with nostalgic pop culture references, punk symbols, and tattoo designs.

The Montreal-based artist gathers and superimposes layers of paper, old magazines, comics, fabrics, reclaimed objects, then writes, spray-paints and tattoos the works. Above: The late US Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg via Instagram

Like Banksy, the Quebec-born artist operates anonymously and has been photographed only while masked. He has left his mark around the world with his wheat-paste posters in Paris, Berlin, London, Italy, Los Angels, Toronto, Montreal and many more.

Here’s a studio visit video:

His vibrant compositions – which are also featured in galleries around the world – focus on the influential figures of his childhood, mythical characters, political leaders, and cultural icons.

Using a variety of media including collage, acrylic paint, and silkscreen, the artist’s work occupies a liminal space between the street and the gallery. 

His street art is widespread

These amazing street art examples are all from the Stikki Peaches Instagram – definitely worth browsing.

Stikki Peaches has had numerous international art shows and his works are constantly moving into personal, corporate and government collections (including the Canadian Embassy in Paris).

He’s on restaurant and industry walls (including Nike’s HQ) in museums, and even on furniture.

Stikki Peaches, much more to see on his website here.

Represented by Galerie LeRoyer in Montreal.