T-shirt - T-Kid 170 x Galleria Valencienne - Navy blue

T-Kid 170 a.k.a. Julius Cavero: Graffiti Living Legend from New York!

The Galleria Valencienne is deeply honored that T-Kid 170 has created a graffiti piece featuring our name and his iconic character, depicting himself as a young man eating pasta. This vibrant artwork captures the essence of his talent and our commitment to urban art.

We warmly thank T-Kid for this exceptional collaboration.

100% Organic cotton ultra soft.

Unisex Men size so ladies take a size smaller than yours

Julius Cavero, known as T-Kid170, started as a street tagger in the Bronx. Influenced by early graffiti artists, he turned subway cars into rolling canvases. After being shot in 1977, he became a renowned graffiti artist, competing with legends like Dondi and Seen.

In the 1980s, T-Kid collaborated with Parisian graffiti artists, enhancing his style. He participated in major exhibitions and his work was displayed alongside Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring. His image appeared in Marc Ecko's video game "Getting Up."

Today, T-Kid travels the world to exhibit his art and give lectures on positive expression through graffiti.

Collaborating with the cultural Hip Hop center "La Place" in Paris, he is proud to support a space where young people can express themselves positively, an opportunity he did not have growing up In the Bronx.