From a very young age, in the late 1980s (1988–1989), I already carried a pencil in my hand, fascinated by the few graffiti pieces I saw on my way to school. It was then that I chose my first tag, “Kebin,” and began to bomb the streets.

During my first year, I focused exclusively on bombing, as my resources were limited when I was 13 or 14. Over time, I progressed to increasingly larger and more elaborate walls, developing my style to this day.

In the late 90s (98–99), I decided to change my tag to “BaenaOne,” marking a new stage in my career. At the same time, my interest in tattooing grew, until in 2008 I began tattooing professionally.

Since then, my work has focused on tattooing and creating murals, combining both disciplines as part of my artistic identity.