TWOWORLDZ connects two worlds that, at first glance, seem opposed: the raw energy of urban art and the precision of German engineering.
Together with BMW M, Fillin Guas creates a project at the intersection of speed, design, and creative freedom. His signature patterns and typographic structures meet the powerful design language of BMW M vehicles, merging into a visual dialogue between motion and expression.
However, the idea behind TWOWORLDZ goes deeper. While brokers chased success on the trading floors of New York, just a few streets away a very different movement emerged: graffiti. Two worlds with different ambitions, yet the same urban origin. They shared the same streets, the same energy, and the same desire to be seen. One left numbers on screens, the other names on walls.
TWOWORLDZ builds on this contrast, connecting economy and subculture, performance and creativity, order and rebellion. The project becomes a meeting point of street and racetrack, art and performance, emotion and technology.
The result is more than a vehicle — it is a rolling sculpture with two faces. It demonstrates how two distinct worlds can merge into a shared vision.
The artwork was presented at Calling Schnell 2024, an event by Unknown Inc., and was also exhibited at BMW Welt on two occasions in 2024 and 2025.