Hélio Bray is a Portuguese visual artist and muralist known for his vibrant, colorful work that combines elements of graffiti and urban art. Born in 1990 in Lisbon, Héliobray became interested in art at a young age, developing his skills in the urban environment.

His aesthetic is characterized by organic shapes and whimsical figures, often inspired by nature and popular culture. The artist uses a palette of vibrant colors and a variety of techniques, such as airbrushing and spray painting, to create murals and installations that convey a sense of movement and dynamism.

Héliobray has collaborated on various public art projects, participating in festivals and exhibitions both in Portugal and internationally. His work not only beautifies the urban landscape but also prompts reflection on the relationship between art and the city.

In addition to his artistic practice, he is an advocate for art as a form of social interaction, seeking to engage local communities and promote the appreciation of urban spaces. Hélio Bray continues to innovate and contribute to contemporary art, solidifying his presence on the art scene.