Riz22 Robinson has made New York City his canvas. Starting at 6 years old as the youngest graffiti artist in the Tats Crew of Harlem, to being known for transforming doors all over the Lower East Side, Riz22 has really made his mark on NYC. As a student of Van Gogh's style of expressionism, Van Gogh has been a great inspiration for him.

Fresh off his solo exhibition at 3squared Gallery in Chelsea, Riz22 is emerging as NYC’s top young artist. Outside of NYC Riz22 has traveled the world from Mexico to Japan and has been featured in the Japanese magazine LUSSW. He has toured nationally as a live artist in many festivals and concerts. His art is common to see throughout the NYC especially on and around Essex Street on the Lower East Side in many of the businesses including Boss Tweeds and Los Feliz. Riz22 has murals in the CNN headquarters in Atlanta, and on The Sugar Hill Supper Club in Brooklyn. His work is currently on display at the Hard Rock Cafe in Hollywood, California, and he was commissioned by Cornell University, Princeton University, and Harvard University for his work that is showcased in the new World Trade Center. His art has also been featured on TV shows on MTV, Bravo, and HBO.
Recently Riz22 has emerged in the fashion world collaborating with Coach and NikeiD to paint merchandise.

He has been commissioned to do custom art for celebrities including Floyd Mayweather Jr., Faith Evans, Talib Kwali, Clay Aiken, Mos Def, Nick Cannon, Grand Master Flash, and Marley Marl.

Riz22 is currently living and being inspired by the streets of New York City as he aspires to cover the city in his unique style of art.