KOR 2077

KOR 2077 – born from Hardcore, eyes on the future.
I picked up a can at 14 – now I’m 41. What started as teenage rebellion has become my way of life: Graffiti is my therapy, my voice, my profession.

Raised in a small town called Baesweiler, inspired by Hip-Hop culture, mixtapes, and magazines like Backspin, where I used to study every graffiti piece I could find. Back then, I searched for walls in secret – today, people hire me to bring theirs to life.

My style? Semi-wildstyle with a growing love for characters. Sometimes bold, sometimes playful – but always with heart, humor, and purpose.
I paint solo or with my crew: MIM – short for “mohrismore,” and also my family, my team, my philosophy.

Bridges, schools, festivals, facades – every wall is a stage.
To me, graffiti knows no borders, no races, no religions.
It unites, it heals, it shouts – and sometimes, it laughs at itself. Just like I do.

2077? Because the future isn’t a place you arrive at – it’s something you create.