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Graffitecture is a new artistic approach that merges graffiti and architecture. Instead of remaining on walls, graffiti letters expand into space and become architectural forms.The vision is clear: people walk through words, stand inside letters, and experience architecture as language.

 
 
 
 

Graffitecture | selected works | 1992-2026

Graffitecture
Toast Paper, AI studies | 2026

 
 
 
 

What’s left
Graffitecture
8 x 3 m
Mixed media on mural, graffiti
Nychos Birthday Celebration
Hartberg | 2023

This small gift is intended by the artist to the community of Hartberg. Nychos, a longtime friend and graffiti artist, invited various artists to his birthday celebration. Ata Bozaci spent three days with his family in Styria, Austria and painted a completely reduced “Toast” in the entrance area of the public swimming facility.

 
 
 
Abstract artwork with vertical and horizontal beige lines forming a complex, maze-like pattern on a square wooden background.

FS Boardslide
FS Bluntslide
Graffitecture
100 x 100 cm
Laser sublimation on wood | 2023

Highly complex structures can sometimes be disrupted by seemingly minor elements, giving rise to something unexpected and new. In this work, the artist employs the technique of laser sublimation – an unusual process in which the material transitions directly from a solid to a gaseous state. Through this transformation, the wood is converted into energy, raising questions about force, change, and the duality between man and nature.

 
 
 

No letters at all
Typokinetics
Animation | 2021

“Spoken words are fleeting. Some meaningful, many not. Words disintegrate into letters and letters disintegrate into nothing. An experiment,” says the artist.

 
 
 
Digital artwork consisting of geometric black, white, and gray letter forms that create an architectural, three-dimensional structure.

My adidas
Graffitecture
140 x 100 cm
Fine art print | 2012

 
 
 
Black wooden sculpture of a stylized letter ‘Z’ from a perspective view.

Z POV
Graffitecture
sculpture wood | 2011

 
 
 
Black modular sculpture forming a large, digital ‘8’ built from stick together wooden elements.

Eighty eight
Graffitecture
stick together sculpture wood black
Installation view, Unexpected Playground
Retrospektive, The Essential Collection, Zürich | 2010

Installation view, 1st Beijing International Design Triennial, Beijing | 2011

The stick together sculpture consists of eighty parts and shows a digital 8. The black elements are cut so that they wedge each other. The sides are covered with luminous tape. The 8 is readable from each side.

 
 
 
Large graffiti mural featuring geometric block letters spelling out TOAST in red, white, and light blue.

Flying hearts
Graffitecture
Mixed media on mural, public art,
The Dafen International Mural Invitational Exhibition
Dafen Art Museum, Shenzhen, China | 2010

Fourpack
mixed media on woodboard
100 x 600 cm
Installation view, Public provocations II
Colab Gallery, Weil am Rhein | 2010

 
 
 

POV S-House
Graffitecture
60 x 80 cm
collage wood | 2009

 
 
 
Freestanding stick-together steel sculpture made of letters forming the word ‘TOAST’ in a gallery space.

Toast Steel
Graffitecture
stick together sculpture steel
Installation view, Point of View, Galerie Springmann, Freiburg | 2008

This incredibly light appearing sculpture weighs about 60 kg per letter. The sculpture consists of 10 steel plates that can be inserted into each other. With these letters you can write in space. This is what the artist calls revolutionary in the history of graffiti writing. The difficulty was to make the letters legible from all sides. In the background we can see “EGO” works by Dare Sigi von Koeding.

 
 
 

Point of view
Graffitecture
Mixed media on wood panel,
art in architecture,
Collaboration with Dare Sigi von Koeding,
Privat apartment Gunter Sachs,
Schlosshotel am Wörthersee, Velden | 2007

This is probably the most important work of Ata Bozaci. It was created in collaboration with Dare Sigi von Koeding and the art collector Gunter Sachs. The artist says with a laugh: “That was a hell of a ride”. This elaborate project consumed three months.
view article in AD Architectural Digest
watch the video

 
 
 
A cube with a letter on each side, depicted as a three-dimensional object, with works of art featuring three-dimensional letter architectures hanging in the background.

Toast cube
Graffitecture
Installation view,
Aspects of Graffiti
Shedhalle, Rote Fabrik, Zürich | 2001

The name “Toast” can be seen on the cube. On each side of the object is one letter placed, so that the letters interlock.

 
 
 


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