INTI is a Chilean street artist, his name derives from the Quechua word “The Sun”, in homage to its origins. Warm colors blend with atmospheres reminiscent of an exotic carnival, where orange tones prevail in combination with violet and lime yellow. INTI talks about life, death, ancient religion and Christianity and it does so use characters typical of Chilean cultures such as the Incas, members of tribes, peasants, Catholics, and the revolutionaries.

His gaze is not without political commitment: the need to constantly assert his identity as opposed to the phenomenon of globalization and capitalist domination.

INTI has become an ambassador of South American street art all over the world. If you want to learn more about his work, visit the site.