GHOST was one of the last kings of the New York railroad writing era. He experimented with traditional lettering styles until developing his own free, funky, psychedelic letters that sprouted from his twisted, drug-soaked brain and passion for bombing. While most writers see a train yard as an opportunity to paint a beautiful, colorful piece, Ghost sees the train station as a place to bomb, to vomit hundreds.

He approaches his paintings with the same enthusiasm and casual grace as he does his vomit, with bold explosions of bright colors and bizarre cartoons. With frequent trips to Europe, her style inspired the new wave of free-bombing Scandinavian style pieces. Today, he exhibits his works in galleries around the world and collaborates with urban culture brands. Despite this, Ghost remains an enigma, he is not sociable and he does not want to be your friend. But his works of art like his bombings are something fantastic that deserves attention, for that he is late.