Zurdo Caribe (Caracas, 1985) is a Venezuelan street artist and muralist, member of the Caribes collective, known for a narrative and realistic style that blends graffiti, illustration, and personal memory. Raised among comics and skateboards in Caracas, he developed a visual language made up of intense figures, spray-painted gestures, and urban storytelling. His works—true fragments of lived experience—recount journeys, exile, and transformation. Active in Europe and Latin America, he has exhibited at the Montana Gallery in Barcelona with the solo show Nada más que realidad (2024) and is recognized for his ability to transform urban scenes into emotional and shared narratives.