Wild Drawing, also known as WD, is a renowned street artist born in Bali, Indonesia, with an academic background in both Fine Arts and Applied Arts. He began his journey as an urban artist in the 2000s and has since dedicated most of his time to painting on streets around the globe or creating in his studio. WD has held solo exhibitions and participated in group shows and graffiti/street art festivals across Asia, Europe, and the Americas.

You can discover his artworks in numerous street art and graffiti publications, including books by Éditions Alternatives, Thames & Hudson, and more. His style is distinct and instantly recognizable, shaped by his East-meets-West cultural heritage. He gravitates toward large-scale walls, crafting monumental artworks using spray paint and roller brushes. WD always engages in a dialogue with the spot, the surroundings, and the local architecture, thoughtfully incorporating existing elements of the environment to achieve harmony between the location and the artwork.
He employs a realistic—at times hyperrealistic—and often anamorphic technique, deeply influenced by his cultural background and passions, ranging from comics and graphic novels to social phenomena, lifestyle, art, and nature.

What he loves most about street art is the freedom of artistic expression—and the fact that it is a fantastic medium to communicate with everyone, everywhere.