Peru143 is known for his murals and has contributed to projects for En Masse. He sometimes works within Wastoids, an unofficial ‘crew’ featuring his friends Cabin aka Cabe, Faser and Anode. For more information and photos of Peru143’s art, check out Peru143.com and his Instagram page. Older material is still found at his apparently abandoned Flickr and WordPress pages.

Peru143 est reconnu pour ses murales et a participé à divers projets du ‘collectif’ En Masse. Il fait partie de Wastoids, un ‘crew’ non-officiel dont font aussi partie ses amis Cabin (Cabe), Faser et Anode. Pour plus d’information sur Peru et pour plus de photos de son travail, voir Peru143.com et sa page Instagram. Ses pages Flickr et WordPress semblent avoir été abandonnées depuis quelques années, mais on y trouve toujours une grande quantité de photos.

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At a Mile End skatepark.

For the 2023 edition of Canettes de Ruelle.

In a downtown alley, near-full frontal view. See angled shots below.

In a downtown alley, view from the left end. See other angles above and below.

In a downtown alley, view from the right end. See other angles above and below.

In a downtown alley, view from the right end. See other angles above.

Peru (ground) and Astro (above) for Breaking Walls / Meeting Of Styles.

At the PSC legal graffiti wall.

On a St-Henri park container.

At the PSC legal graffiti wall.

In Petite-Patrie.

In Petite-Patrie.

Collaboration with Zek and Deep in NDG.

Segment 1/3 of a long wall in Hochelaga. See below for the rest of this wall.

Segment 2/3 of a long wall in Hochelaga. See above and below for the rest of this wall.

Segment 3/3 of a long wall in Hochelaga. See above for the rest of this wall.

At the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.

Peru bookending a portrait by Monk.e, in Rosemont.

At the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Big mural in a Rosemont alley.

At the PSC legal graffiti wall.

On a Verdun school, photo 1/2.

On a Verdun school, photo 1/2.

Inside an abandoned church.

In Mile End.

At the PSC legal graffiti wall.

At the Lhasa de Sela park.

At the Lhasa de Sela park, opposite side of the above, with his crew Wastoids.

On garage doors in Monkland village, with assistance from Fiefo.

On garage door in Akira’s alley.

Truck/van side. See below for opposite side.

Truck/van side. See above for opposite side.

Minivan side.

Opposite side and back of the above.

Minivan side, presumably for Mu.

On one of the pillars of the Van Horne|Rosemont overpass.

In alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

In the Rosemont-Petite-Patrie borough.

“Diversitree” in NDG.

On St-Denis.

On a Plateau garage door.

In a Plateau back alley.

Peru143 (left) and Fiefo (right) in a Plateau alley.

The left part of the above Peru section after it was restored in 2023.

On the side wall of a Plateau laundromat, perhaps in a collaboration with someone else.

On the side-wall of a Plateau drugstore.

In the alley between St-Laurent and Clark. Notice the Wastoids throwie (in yellow) on the right.

Detail of the En Masse piece at Espace Go.

Another detail (bottom left) of the En Masse piece at Espace Go (most of what is visible top right is by Tyler K Rauman).

Chris Dyer (left), his brother Peru143 (top right) and MSHL (bottom right) in upper Plateau.

Another brotherly collaboration between Chris Dyer (left) and Peru (right), this one in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

This is a segment of the 2016 Sun Youth front wall production involving at least a dozen artists. It shows Waxhead top left around letters by Getso, Cryote in pink top right, Meor in the middle beneath Cryote, Peru143 middle right yellow name piece, Mole Patrol bottom left, Cryote bottom middle and Pound Puppy middle right.

On Plateau alley doors.

Taking back his pace with this throwie.

A golden throwie from 2016.

Highwayside throw.

Throwie, representing Peru’s ‘crew’ Wastoids.

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