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Step into the scene with an original who flips old-school skills into fresh, next-level vibes—see the city through the lens of an artist who makes tradition raw and current.

Featured At Major Institutions

LACMA
MOCA
HAMMER MUSEUM
THE BROAD
NORTON SIMON

About the Artist

Discover the journey, inspiration, and creative philosophy behind the artwork

The Creative Odyssey

Eder Cetina is an award-winning artist and designer out of Los Angeles who moves through the city’s art, hip hop, and street scenes with hustle and grit. A muralist, sculptor, and “Green Guru,” he’s spent twenty-plus years flipping museum exhibits and city walls into eco-conscious, visually loud statements, blending purpose with swagger for places like LACMA, Getty, MOCA, The Met, Nike, and Adidas. Cetina is as comfortable orchestrating massive installations, ripping it up with painting crews, and vibing with local legends as he is delivering polished concepts to global brands and international foundations.

Raised in the mix of glamour and grind, his work embodies the love/hate pulse of Los Angeles, and he has been featured at urban events like the Ludacris show at the L.A. Coliseum, Coachella, and countless grassroots projects. Beyond the art world, Cetina’s a mentor and visionary who builds up next-gen talent and pushes “fair chance” employment, opening doors for those written off by the system. With a knack for streetwise collaboration and a defiant creative drive, Cetina’s reputation reaches from underground crews to world-class institutions—no boundaries, just impact.

Eder Cetina
Eder Cetina - Los Angeles contemporary artist and creative director in his studio

Media Shout-Outs

What people are saying about Eder

"Beyond Graffiti 2 at the A+D Museum embraces an ever-changing L.A."

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"Designer, Fabricator, Artist: Q&A with Eder Cetina"

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"The Care We Create: Mural Envisioning Community Care"

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Studio workspace for Eder Cetina creating large-scale art
Creative Process

The Monumental Challenge: Scaling Up

September 15, 2023

Creating at scale brings unique challenges and rewards. In this post, I explore the technical and conceptual hurdles of working on large-format pieces and how they've transformed my approach to art.

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Unconventional art materials and mixed media techniques
Materials

Beyond the Canvas: Unconventional Materials

August 28, 2023

When traditional materials limit expression, innovation becomes necessary. Discover how industrial materials have expanded my creative vocabulary and challenged my artistic practice.

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Large-scale sculpture installation process by Eder Cetina
Sculpture

From Sketch to Monument: The Journey of "Metamorphosis"

July 12, 2023

Follow the 18-month journey of creating my largest sculpture to date - from initial concept sketches through the complex process of fabrication and installation in London's Tate Modern.

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Collaborations

Creative partnerships that push artistic boundaries

Collaboration 1

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Collaboration 2

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Collaboration 3

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Exhibitions

Past, present, and upcoming shows

October 25, 2025 - December 6, 2025

Urban Interventions: Sacred Codex

LA Art Collective HQ, Los Angeles

Solo exhibition. Works layer sacred geometry with graffiti-like gestures recalling hip-hop's rhythm and the mysticism of ancient scripts.

October 5, 2025 - March 1, 2026

Made in LA

Hammer Museum, Los Angeles

The seventh iteration of the Hammer's biennial exhibition highlighting the practices of artists working throughout the greater Los Angeles area.

May 10, 2025 - November 23, 2025

Venice Architecture Biennale

Venice, Italy

International exhibition curated by Carlo Ratti exploring how different types of intelligence shape the built environment and confront global challenges.

Get In Touch

Commission inquiries, exhibition proposals, or just to say hello