Kenor is an urban artist whose work is at the forefront of contemporary art, distinguished by its constant evolution in style, concept, and discourse. His work reflects a firm commitment to transforming the city and its surroundings, establishing a continuous dialogue between urban space and humankind through creative expression. His organic and kaleidoscopic compositions translate sounds and movements into geometric forms, generating visual interpretations of music, rhythms, voices, and the dynamism of traffic, in both two-dimensional and three-dimensional formats.

Throughout his career, Kenor has participated in internationally significant projects and exhibitions, such as the first Graffuturism group show in Los Angeles in 2012, alongside artists who were forging a new avant-garde direction within urban art. He has been an artist-in-residence at the Kunsthaus Tacheles in Berlin and has created installations in prominent spaces such as CaixaForum and the Museu Marítim in Barcelona, ​​the Grand Palais and Artcurial in Paris, and the Leonardo da Vinci Museum in Milan. Furthermore, his work has been featured three times in the contemporary art guide of the French magazine GraffitiArt.

In the realm of public space, Kenor has developed large-scale interventions that consolidate his language in direct dialogue with architecture and the urban landscape.