In 2006 Fumero creates a logo for the streets and began using urban spaces as a vehicle to introduce New York City and the world the message about the important roll the dinner table has with keeping a family together.  The family that eats together stays together. Coming from a graffiti background as  kid he was well aware what the term 'getting-up' meant and that is when he began to canvas the city with wheat paste and stickers. It was during Art Basel Miami - 2010 when Fumero first painted in his style known as Fumeroism and it was a large mural of his iconic Grampa image. A few months later in the spring of 2011 was the first time Fumero paints as a professional street artist in the Bronx, Manhattan and Brooklyn.  Fumero has canvased the streets of NY for a decade and his work can be seen all over this outdoor gallery.  The Table Series Logo was inspired by a body of work in acrylic on canvas called The Table Series and The Grampa is the iconic symbol representing his anatomical grafstraction.   Fumero's ism is the Grafstract.