Bozaci’s creative journey spans from graffiti to digital portraits to modular letter architecture. His vision of walk-in sculptures made of letters redefines the relationship between art, space, and language. A building that is both structure and readable landmark marks the next step in his aesthetic exploration.

At the heart of his work is the human figure – as form, public presence, and identity. This focus shapes series like Graffitecture (graffiti meets architecture), Typokinetics (movement meets typography), and Monotype, which explores one-of-a-kind prints combining gesture and typographic clarity.

Blending digital and analog techniques, Bozaci creates a contemporary visual language at the intersection of art, design, and urban culture.

graffitecture

Letters, like architecture, are rooted in nature. Our sense of proportion stems from the human body. This links letters, nature, humans, and architecture in a deep, intuitive way.

monotype

From minimal disruptions, complex structures emerge. The word TOAST is repeated, deconstructed, and reshaped into architectural forms. Each monotype is a unique variation shaped by process, where language dissolves into structure—echoing the visual rhythms of urban transformation.

typokinetics

This sculpture turns graffiti into motion: geometric letterforms tilt, rotate, and interact like a silent dance. Typography becomes a living, spatial rhythm—graffiti no longer painted, but physically experienced.