Every year Art Basel Miami brings artists together from all over the world. What started as a slow trickle from Los Angeles has become a torrent, as Miami’s graffiti-friendly culture centered at Wynwood mixes with the international art crowd in Miami Beach.
This year L.A. artist LEBA “@leba” visited Miami to paint, party, and take photos. Please enjoy this gallery of art that caught LEBA's eye...
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