Jeej started developing his creativity at a young age within the Dutch graffiti scene. The street art culture in which he grew up contrasted with his pursuits in daily life. His background, appearance and behavior were not directly linked to a ‘typical’ graffiti artist. His keen interest in high-end fashion didn’t really contribute to that either. This part of his life was therefore relatively unknown to many in his circle.
At the 25th anniversary of Ultra Music Festival in Miami, Jeej brought his distinctive artistry to the global stage by designing the full stage set for Afrojack's headline performance. The design featured Jeej's signature graffiti elements, including his iconic 'smile in disguis...
Read itemOn March 1 & 2, Jeej opened the doors to his private studio in Rotterdam. Inviting a select group of insiders to step into his world—raw, chaotic, and polished at the same time. From the moment visitors stepped inside, they were immersed in a space that mirrors Jeej’s wo...
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