Alexandre Farto (born January 1987), known professionally as Vhils, is a Portuguese visual artist and urban interventionist celebrated for his groundbreaking techniques in public art.

Renowned for his innovative "destructive construction" methods, Vhils carves portraits into walls and urban surfaces, exploring themes of identity, globalization, and collective memory.

His dual exposure to Portugal’s evolving urban landscape and London’s vibrant street art scene greatly influenced his artistic direction.

His techniques include: This approach highlights the erosion and layering of urban environments, symbolizing hidden histories and personal stories embedded in cityscapes.

Through projects like Underdogs Gallery and Festival Iminente, he has fostered a vibrant dialogue between urban spaces and the global art community.