Boxhead in Public Space

Boxhead moves through public space. These murals appear across different cities and surfaces, but they all carry the same question — what do we hold inside, and what do we choose to show. Working as a mural artist across large-scale public walls, I bring Boxhead into environments where the private and the visible meet.

Each mural is shaped by its surroundings, but the character remains constant. Through scale, colour and presence, Boxhead exists within the rhythm of the city, sometimes blending in, sometimes standing apart. I work on mural projects internationally, both independently and through commissions.

View of Williamsburg Brooklyn with Boxhead mural location near Rumney Guggenheim Gallery
Four story Boxhead mural for Rumney Guggenheim, Brooklyn, NYC
Aerial view of Four story Boxhead mural for Rumney Guggenheim, Brooklyn, NYC
Boxhead mural with expanding geometric forms and colour gradient on urban wall
Large-scale Boxhead mural with horizontal colour gradient and geometric structure 'BOXHEAD x Pretty Lights' , placed under an overpass with concrete beams in New Orleans
'BOXHEAD x Pretty Lights' concert backdrop mural for New Orleans Jazz Festival with projection mapping graphics
Large-scale Boxhead mural with horizontal colour gradient and geometric structure 'BOXHEAD x Pretty Lights' in New Orleans
'BOXHEAD x Pretty Lights' concert backdrop mural for New Orleans Jazz Festival
Boxhead Mural at Wynwood, Miami during Art Basel Miami.
Colorful mural on a wall featuring a line drawing of a person with a cube for a head, surrounded by geometric shapes in pink, blue, green, and orange hues.

Boxhead moves through shared spaces — across walls, cities and surfaces — but she carries her own inner world with her. The wall becomes a point of contact, a place where something private meets something public, and where the distance between the two can never fully close.

Begoña Toledo signing a Boxhead mural in New Orleans
Boxhead mural at Leonard Street, London
Begoña Toledo painting a Boxhead mural with geometric forms in urban setting
Boxhead mural in London for Palladium boots
Begona Toledo standing in front of Boxhead mural
"Explore Your City" Boxhead x Palladium Boots mural in London.
Begona Toledo painting Boxhead mural at Wynwood, Miami, during Art Basel.
begona Toledo on an elevated cherry picker painting a large, colorful Boxhead mural in wynwood, Miami
Begona Toledo Pasting a BOXHEAD "Reclaim Your Box!" poster in urban setting
Street art mural on a brick wall depicting a person in grayscale carrying three large cubes, with blue and green floating geometric shapes around them, and the words 'sight!' written in gold cursive.