Heliobray’s entry into sculpture extends his language beyond the wall, translating graffiti into physical volume. Beginning with a concrete block of his own design, he transforms architecture into an object, condensing the street into something held, touched, and experienced up close.

This first sculptural step offers a fragment of the wall itself, shifting scale without losing intensity. It is not a departure from graffiti, but a continuation: a way to give form, weight, and permanence to the energy that usually lives in public space.