Leo Shallat is a Seattle-based visual artist known for his large-scale murals, calligraphic abstractions, and dynamic compositions that blend fine art with urban influence.

In 2018 Leo received a year long scholarship to study formal European gothic calligraphy with world renown calligrapher Paul Antonio Attong. With roots in graffiti and a formal foundation in European calligraphy, Leo’s work bridges tradition and modernity through a refined yet expressive visual language.

His practice centers on the deconstruction of letterforms into gestural, flowing shapes that evoke movement, energy, and harmony within architectural space. Leo has collaborated extensively with interior designers, architects, and art consultants to create site-specific artworks for commercial developments, tech campuses, hospitality spaces, and public environments across the country.

His work brings a sense of rhythm and intentionality to the built environment, offering both aesthetic impact and conceptual depth. With a strong understanding of scale, material, and spatial context, Leo’s art is tailored to elevate the visual identity and atmosphere of each space it inhabits.