Atomik is a 100 percent Miami artist
Adam and is a 100 percent Miami artist. He is known by his graffiti tag Atomik and is a big name in the Miami art scene. The graffiti legend has been painting the magic city for quite some time.
While growing up in the emerging Miami graffiti scene of the ’80s, Atomik witnessed for himself at a young age what would later become his profession.
He is Famous for his iconic orange character which emerged as a response to the demolition of the Miami Orange Bowl, While painting for almost 20 years, Atomik’s playful characters and hand styles have become as much a symbol of Miami as are palm trees or neon lights.
Listen to Adam’s inspiring story how he started in graffiti art and now has his own studio right here in Wynwood.
3 Key Points:
1. 100 percent Miami artist
Atomik’s playful characters and hand styles have become as much a symbol of Miami as are palm trees or neon lights.
2. Miami graffiti art
Miami was covered in art in the early days and played a big part in the graffiti culture with many local artists.
3. Adam Atomik
He is Famous for his iconic orange character which emerged as a response to the demolition of the Miami Orange Bowl.
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