Kreative Talks with TRIEZE street art collective

In 2023, three London street artists joined to create a platform for artists by artists called TRIEZE. Based on Frieze Art, the founders, Code FC, Jay Kaes, and Otto Schade, wanted to give artists control how their work is exhibited and the conversations that surround it. In this talk, they share their work, how they started the collective, what is the meaning behind TRIEZE, and how they are helping transition the street art scene into the contemporary art gallery. This year the collaborative invite Fin DAC and Pez Barcelona to exhibit at Gallery Different in Fitzrovia, London.

Biographies
Code FC is an international multi media artist with projects in art galleries, street art, clubs, and music festivals. His recognizable signature—replacing faces with super 8 camcorders—constitutes a commentary on society as spectator, rather than as a participatory role in urban life. He has a degree in Public Art from the Chelsea College of Art and Design and is based in London, Bangkok, and Ibiza.

A native of Chile, Otto Schade (Osch) trained as an architect before becoming a street artist. His fascination with surrealist art and master artists—Dali, Magritte, MC Escher, Giger, and Beksinski— inspired his ongoing passion to paint and develop his distinct ribbon style trademark. His work is found throughout the streets of London as well as commissioned mural pieces in various countries globally.

Jay Kaes, is a London based Spanish artist, who is considered by some as the creator of the "Glitch Pop" style. He blends photorealism, comic linework, and digital patterns to create pieces that challenge perceptions of reality. His art invites viewers to reflect on reality by encouraging them to embrace imperfections and differences. Kaes has painted live at London Fashion Week, created artwork for the Fundación Banco Santander, and has pieces held by international collectors.

About Kreative Talks
Kreative Talks, produced by Artificial Kreativity, is a curated speaker series dedicated to sharing the stories behind the creatives shaping the world. Artificial Kreativity launched this initiative in 2025 with the aim of bringing exposure to the creative professions. Previous speakers included Peter Murray OBE, Patrik Schumacher, STUFISH, fashion show producer John Walford, and East London mural artist Otto Schade.

In partnership with
art'otel London Hoxton | RIBA London | Polish Cultural Institute in London | Evelyn Glennie