MIXED MEDIUM ON CANVAS- 100CM X 100CM
Combining a deep appreciation for architecture and urban culture, Otto developed a distinctive contemporary practice rooted in the street. Beginning with oil on canvas, he quickly expanded into collage, illustration, stencil, and free-hand spray paint — working across both canvas and large-scale walls. His work, often marked by sharp irony, anti-war undertones and his recognisable ribbon motif, earned him the street name Osch within London’s Shoreditch scene before gaining international recognition.
Otto has since exhibited and painted globally, participating in major festivals including Upfest (Bristol), Sand, Sea and Spray (Blackpool), City of Colours (Birmingham) and Hometown (Berlin), with works shown across the USA, South America, Africa, Asia and Europe. From Paris to Miami, Berlin to Santiago, his practice continues to evolve — scaling from intimate studio works to commanding public murals worldwide.
MIXED MEDIUM ON CANVAS- 100CM X 100CM
Combining a deep appreciation for architecture and urban culture, Otto developed a distinctive contemporary practice rooted in the street. Beginning with oil on canvas, he quickly expanded into collage, illustration, stencil, and free-hand spray paint — working across both canvas and large-scale walls. His work, often marked by sharp irony, anti-war undertones and his recognisable ribbon motif, earned him the street name Osch within London’s Shoreditch scene before gaining international recognition.
Otto has since exhibited and painted globally, participating in major festivals including Upfest (Bristol), Sand, Sea and Spray (Blackpool), City of Colours (Birmingham) and Hometown (Berlin), with works shown across the USA, South America, Africa, Asia and Europe. From Paris to Miami, Berlin to Santiago, his practice continues to evolve — scaling from intimate studio works to commanding public murals worldwide.
