Spearheading this group of notable artists is Tristan Eaton who has created the face of the Super Bowl LIV ticket and two renditions of the program which includes a hologram version for ticket holders, both of which embody the excitement of the 100th season as seen through the lens of the Super Bowl in Miami. Eaton will also take on a painting of the Lombardi Trophy at Super Bowl Opening Night presented by Bolt24 on Monday, January 27th, showing his unique style. Eaton’s large-scale mural work feature meticulous, visual collages of pop imagery mixed with his unique personal style, all executed with freehand spray paint on a colossal scale. His unique works can be found across the world, from Paris to Shanghai to the Wynwood Walls.

Chilean artist Dasic Fernández’s mural will combine the Vince Lombardi Trophy with the passion and spirit of NFL fans — showcasing their role in defining the NFL as universal, on 27 stories of the Citigroup Center building in Downtown Miami. The artist’s colorful work is inspired by nineteenth and twentieth century artists like Vincent Van Gogh, Wassily Kandinsky, and Roberto Matta. He believes street art contains the “essential” quality of providing space in which to connect with the public directly.

Artwork will not only be woven through the stadium and programming — Joe Iurato’s individual pieces will be featured on the ground throughout the NFL’s footprint in Miami, creating an organic scavenger hunt of 10 of the biggest moments in NFL history from the last century. Fans will be able to use the ONEPASS app to hunt for moments like the 1920 first owners meeting, the 1972 Dolphins Perfect Season and the 2008 Helmet Catch. Joe Iurato is a multidisciplinary artist whose works are built on a foundation of stencils and aerosol. While Iurato’s murals have adorned neighborhoods along the east coast of the United States for years, he’s more recently have become noted for the unique placement and photography of miniature painted wood cut-outs in public spaces. Utilizing the outdoor environment to create site-specific installations, Iurato creates windows into a narrative formed by personal experiences.

Kelsey Montague is an American mural artist who will bring her playful artistic approach to the NFL experience at the Miami Beach Convention Center with a family-friendly interactive mural combining the 32 NFL clubs and the AFC and NFC team represented in the Super Bowl into individual works. She is known for her wing-inspired artwork on the walls of major cities like New York and Nashville. The well-travelled muralist, who loves to incorporate her experiences into her work, has emerged as one of the most admired artists on social media. One of the biggest reasons behind her popularity among the younger generation is that she encourages them to express themselves on social media through her art.

Kelly Graval better known by his artist name RISK will embrace the fan engagement style with his 40-foot mural in neon font providing a backdrop for football fans that have come from near and far to celebrate Super Bowl LIV at the Super Bowl LIVE festival at Bayfront Park. Risk was one of the first artists to exhibit graffiti and street art in galleries. In the course of his nearly 30-year career, RISK has become one of the most influential figures for subsequent generations of graffiti artists and is considered one of the first artists to have painted on freight trains, as well as a pioneer of “painting in the heavens” — a graffiti term referring to highly elevated surfaces like billboards, rooftops, and overpasses.