Sweet Toof emerged as a prominent graffiti artist during the vibrant street art scene of the 1980s and 1990s, drawing inspiration from Mexican Day of the Dead aesthetics. His distinctive 'Teeth' motifs have become synonymous with East London's urban landscape, establishing him as an influential figure in the city's artistic circles.

With a background in traditional painting and printmaking, Sweet Toof seamlessly integrates historical and contemporary cultural elements into his creations, resulting in unconventional and instantly recognizable art.

Today, Sweet Toof is recognized as one of London's leading contemporary artists, consistently producing sought-after and iconic pieces that have gained significant traction in the art world.

Sweet Toof

British

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Artist

Printer

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Bill Hurley