Cinco artistas. Cinco grandes murais. Cinco esportes olímpicos. Tudo isso junto e misturado resultou em um projeto que formou um corredor cultural interligando os bairros Lapa, Centro, Região Portuária e Tijuca, locais de fluxo intenso e de pontos turísticos do Rio de Janeiro. É o “Rio Esporte Arte”, projeto de pintura muralista, que aconteceu de julho até agosto, período em que cidade esteve voltada para os Jogos Olímpicos e Paralímpicos. Tendo como inspiração inicial a vontade de evoluir com a arte urbana na cidade, conquistar novos espaços e se conectar com a qualidade de vida do carioca, o projeto propôs a revitalização do espaço urbano através de pinturas em empenas cegas de edifícios do Rio.

Life is movement. Either quick or slow. Uniform or varied. Either accelerated or retarded. Movement is action. And also reaction. At the same intensity, but not always in the same direction.

“Primary Obverse” Exhibition On June 17th 2016, Bruno Big released the "Primary Obverse" exhibition at One Art Space Gallery, in New York, alongside artist Marco Galltota.

The exhibition was curated by Monica Watkins.

Nominated by Next Street Gallery, Bruno Big took part in an important street art fair in Paris, France.

After creating the "Boldness and Joy" collection, where he developed a boot and a series of products for the soccer player Neymar Jr, Bruno Big painted "Neymar Institute" in Santos, São Paulo. This work was a request of the player himself.

In 2014, Bruno Big created the collection "Boldness and Joy" for Neymar Jr. He signed Neymar’s new soccer boots as well as a series of products. He also painted a football field in Barcelona to launch the collection. The video of this work was seen all around the world. .