Feoflip is the alter ego of Fran Feo, born in the Canary Islands, far away from urban art facilities and institutional support. His journey began around the year 2000, at a time when street art had yet to receive mainstream artistic recognition. He moved through the night to create his pieces. Over time, the crew ‘Chinijos del Millo’ came to life—a collective of artists working across diverse disciplines. This crew engaged in ‘artivism’, street theatre, performance art, social actions, and graffiti.
Between 2005 and 2011, Feoflip lived in Barcelona, Galicia, and Thessaloniki. This led to a natural parting of ways for the collective, granting him more freedom to focus seriously on his solo career. During that period, he collaborated with the squatter movement: painting murals, hosting workshops, creating silkscreens, stencils, and banners, and designing promotional materials alongside similar creative interventions. Those formative years triggered a shift in consciousness that would come to define the message behind his art. Simultaneously, Fran Feo explores illustration, puppetry, comics, and stop-motion animation.

To this day, Feoflip travels the globe to experience and capture all the wonders and power Mother Nature has to offer. As an urban artist, he brings his vision to life across diverse indoor and outdoor venues, environmental projects, and street & urban art festivals. Abstract yet vibrant and surreal, his art weaves together the multitude of elements gathered throughout his years of travel and artistic collaborations. Biomechanical creatures, surreal humanoid robots tending to gardens, and other whimsical, comic-inspired characters have graced countless walls near his home base of Tenerife (Canary Islands) and across the world. In his own words: a truly unique and original universe.
Hailing from a city steeped in history, Feoflip naturally embeds powerful narratives into his work. His allegories brim with raw emotion and absurdity, offering a striking reflection of a society dehumanized by rapid technological change.