Paulo Nimer Pjota is a contemporary artist known for his large-scale paintings and installations that fuse urban street culture with historical and mythological references. His work draws from a wide range of sources, including graffiti, archaeology, pop culture, and art history, creating layered compositions that explore themes of identity, memory, and power. He works on unconventional materials such as canvas, metal sheets, and found objects, which he combines with intricate hand-painted imagery and symbols, making paintings that often resemble walls in urban environments.