Eko Lsa

Eko LSA is a visual artist and street artist based on Réunion Island. A pioneering figure of local graffiti since the 1990s, he has developed a distinctive universe of mask-like faces he calls his b-boys. Working on both canvases and large-scale murals, he explores the tension between writing and drawing, the visible and the invisible, beauty and social critique. At the core of his artistic language is the Eurobaze, a sign derived from the @ symbol, questioning identity, authorship, and visibility in contemporary society.

He studied at the Beaux-Arts of Réunion and earned a degree in Art History from the University of Pau (France). Founder and director of the Réunion Graffiti Festival, he launched in 2025 the project Bâtiment A, the island’s first ephemeral street art museum, accompanied by a book in which he also contributes his perspective as an art historian. His work has been featured in specialized publications, including Urban Arts Magazine (no. 29), and can be found both in public spaces and private collections.