Get to know Susej

Susej (Jesús Salgueiro) is a global visual artist who turns everyday objects—especially manhole covers—into meaningful works of art. After traveling to over 30 countries, he uses these circular designs, along with symbols like angels and mandalas, to represent unity, connection, and “love for humanity.”

His “Manholes of the World United” concept is about finding beauty in overlooked parts of cities and transforming them into art that connects cultures and people. His work is deeply spiritual, and he sees his art as an expression of divine purpose and service.

Beyond the art itself, there’s a strong social mission: 75% of proceeds from the manhole prints go to homeless organizations in the cities where the art is created. The goal is to raise awareness about homelessness and give back to the communities that inspired the work.

In short, it’s art that blends global culture, spirituality, and social impact—turning something as ordinary as a manhole cover into a symbol of shared humanity and real-world change.