As an illustration student in the 1990s, Spogo founded a studio workshop with two classmates. Together, they embarked on an in-depth exploration of techniques, experimenting with figurative art and contemporary visual languages. His earliest paintings were inspired by popular culture, the urban landscape, and the nature of his hometown, Badalona.

In 2006, he discovered the world of street art, which went on to define the style of his future work. Through creating both collective and solo murals, he developed a distinctive style of graphic synthesis, blended with intuitive compositions. Lines overlap and intertwine, building the volume of each piece in a masterfully controlled manner. Extensive experimentation with diverse materials, techniques, and stencils dramatically honed his craft.

The years that followed brought numerous collaborations, with his murals frequently adorning abandoned factories and spaces around his hometown. Crafting organic shapes to express personal evocations of nature and food, combined with geometric patterns and decorative elements, clearly demonstrates that his work is composed in a truly personal and abstract language. His long-term vision is to seamlessly merge painting with architecture—achieving an aesthetic harmony of balanced shapes and colors that honor the surrounding buildings and environment, as reflected in his most recent work.