Street Art in Moûtiers

A monkey: the artist's favorite animal. He uses it to illustrate social satire. Here, the monkey eats his mask, echoing current events.A graduate of the Annecy School of Fine Arts, Teddy is a founding member of the Maise artists' collective. The monkey is the artist's fetish animal. He uses it to illustrate social satire. Here, the monkey is eating his mask, echoing current events. This plaque painting can be found in the Square de la Liberté. Created in 2020 by Teddy Bosc

a deer skilfully crafted between realism and geometry.Katia, an art school graduate, is particularly fond of detail. She draws her inspiration from animal subjects, although she does not neglect portraits. She is a member of the Maise artists' collective, and sometimes works in collaboration with Action. We find a deer skilfully realized between realism and geometry. This work on plaque is located in Square de la Liberté. Fresco created in 2020 by Katia

Moûtiers: a meeting point Moûtiers' strategic position dates back to the Middle Ages...This gondola lift was built on the narrower side of the town. It reminds us of the strategic position of Moûtiers, a veritable confluence of the world's largest ski areas. The work was created using spray paint and a roller. It took 5 days to complete. Gaïa has a degree in design and applied arts. Fresco created in 2019 by Gaïa (design and applied arts graduate)

The mountain La Belle tatouée d'une tête de loup / rural-urban rivalryA duo of multi-disciplinary artists from Auvergne, Tank and Popek have been working together since 2012. Tank is an illustrator, drawing characters and a fantastical bestiary. Popek works in calligraphy. Here, they offer us "Beauty and the Beast". We find a beautiful woman tattooed with a wolf's head. According to the authors, this fresco is painted on the theme of the apparent rivalry between the rural and the urban. Fresco created in 2018 by Tank (illustrator) & Popek (calligraphy)

The mountain The Grand Duke fixes the passer-by with his piercing gaze.Born in 1990 in Clermont Ferrand, France, the artist studied Applied Arts (Space Design). To create this work, he had to deal with two technical constraints: the presence of the balcony on the façade and the narrowness of the street. So here's a Great Horned Owl perched on a branch, staring at passers-by with his piercing gaze. Fresco created in 2018 by Marthe (studies in Applied Arts (Space Design)

A heron with outstretched wings catches a can, not a fish: humans are endangering wildlife.6 artists from the de la Maise collective participated in the creation of this work: Amok, Katia, High, Base, Graffmatt, Elgato. We see a superb spray-painted heron with its wings spread. It has just caught a can, not a fish. The artists wanted to denounce the fact that by throwing our garbage anywhere, we endanger wildlife. Fresco created in 2019 by Collectif de la Maise (6 artists: Amok, Katia, High, Base, Graffmatt, Elgato)

Photos, visages de femme qui nous fixent. Questionnement sur la place de la femme objet dans le milieu de la mode.Après des années de travail dans le milieu de la mode et de la publicité à Paris, Londres et Milan,Softtwix s'installe en tant que photographe à Paris). Elle est aussi devenue collagiste et colle dans les rues ses E. Dolls en format XXL. Ces e-dolls sont des photos, des visages de femmes sur fond noir qui nous fixent du regard et créent un face à face intense. Elles questionnent, interpellent sur la place de la femme objet dans le milieu de la mode. Réalisée en 2018 par Softtwix (mode + publicité + photographe)

Very realistic depiction of a market gardener the artist met at the market.Swed Oner is a portrait painter from Uzès. For his creations, he looks for expressive faces that tell a story. A very realistic portrayal of a market gardener the artist met at the market. The portrait evolves with time and light, thanks to its golden halo. The artist has kept only the essentials and eliminated the slightest embellishments. Work in black and white. A freehand portrait with very few preliminary lines. Fresco painted in 2019 by Swed Oner (portrait artist)

A woman reads a book while listening to music (headphones) The fresco also reveals the building's uses: the headphones for the music school and the book for the media library.Born in France, Zabou moved to London where she really discovered Street-Art. The artist pushes visual and spatial boundaries, using the building in clever ways to create her work. For example, the roof acts as a book cover. Here, one of her friends serves as model. The fresco also reveals the building's uses: the headphones for the music school and the book for the media library. The artist used spray paint extensively for effects and details (hair, grass, etc.). Zabou always paints faces in black and white. She then places them in very colorful worlds. Fresco painted in 2019 by Zabou

This work depicts the "Pioupious" birds dear to the artist, playing in the leaves near their little house.Abys²Fly is an artist with a passion for myths and legends, from which he draws inspiration for his work. He explores the profane and the sacred in a dreamlike way, creating chimeras based on the issues of nature and technology. The living is at the heart of his work, and he seeks to place the human in its context and environment in the manner of one health. The human being is not a dominating animal, but part of a whole. Artist name: Jérémy Ispizua alias Abys²Fly His attraction to art: It all began for this Avignon-based artist with an attraction to drawing, graffiti and other hip hop influences from the '96s. His techniques: Because of his attraction to art, he decided to study links in order to perfect his techniques. His world: This artist is passionate about myths and legends, creating works based on fantastic tales. In his creations, he wants to convey messages by making chimeras about current issues: nature and technology. Did you know? Abys2Fly painted in Lyon as part of the 2022 x-rousse graffiti festival with Mur 69 Lyon, the city's oldest wall at Place des Tapis (Croix Rousse). Fresco painted in 2022 by Abys²Fly

Collages of owls. The idea is to get people thinking about the place of animals in society.Sophie photographe, also known as Sonac, is a French artist who takes photos of animals and then sticks them, in large format, on city walls. She's been doing this since 2010. Her collages and ephemeral installations can be found on the streets. "My idea with this approach is to get people thinking about the place of animals in society". The collagist has exhibited in numerous venues (Parc Floral de Paris in 2013, Cité des Sciences in 2016, Musée de la Poste in Paris in 2017. A fine list of achievements! Here, she brings owls into Moûtiers. The artist highlights a wildlife that is less and less visible. Fresco realized in 2019 by Sonac.

Representation of a migrant encountered in Italy, almost transparently, as if passers-by didn't want to see him.In his canvases, Alberto Ruce is an adept of tone-on-tone painting, almost always using spray paint to manage line and nuance. His creations are very clear and low-contrast, leaving little room for error. There's a real mastery of light. Here, he depicts a migrant he met in Italy, almost transparently, as if passers-by didn't want to see him. Fresco created in 2019 by Alberto Ruce

Theme: mountains three blue-eyed wolves, the wolf is a controversial subject in the mountainsCofee is a self-taught artist. His pseudonym comes from his first canvases, which he painted with coffee. The artist usually paints in black and white. In his creations, he combines calligraphy and portraiture in a highly recognizable, atypical style. Here, we find one of his greatest solo creations: three blue-eyed wolves, against a background of calligraphic motifs. Fresco created in 2018 by Cofee.

A toucan in its exotic greenhouse: decorating street furniture (public toilets)Amok is a self-taught painter and sculptor. It's not unusual to find animals in his often highly realistic creations. He is a member of the Maise collective. Palm is characterized by a very colorful, plant-based universe. High's favorite field is calligraphy. In Moûtiers, the artists are broadening their fields of expertise by tackling street furniture. The aim is to integrate it into its environment. Mission accomplished with this toucan in its exotic greenhouse. The colors are bright and cheerful. The glass roof is skilfully represented. The artists played with the transparency and architecture of the building. It took the 3 street artists 1 1/2 days to complete this fresco. This work was spray-painted in 2021 by Amok, High, Palm

The Moûtiers coat of arms A Votour becomes an eagle (history of the town)The work is a free interpretation of the Moûtiers coat of arms by the artist Votour, who likes to peck at walls in reference to the Vulture. If you take the time to walk around the transformer, you'll see that the vulture evolves into an eagle, in reference to the eagle of the Holy Roman Empire. The animal captures the keys to Saint Peter's in its talons. The work features elements reminiscent of trees, with colors close to those of the local plane trees. Fresco created in 2019 by Votour

Creation of 6 portraits of expressive children. The children at the school regularly pass by, and the artist hopes that his portraits will eventually become part of their daily lives.The creation of children's faces has the effect of accompanying schoolchildren in their daily lives. The black background creates a strong contrast between the faces and the background. Artist's name: Fabien Debos aka "Deuz His attraction to art: Deuz is a French artist who developed a passion for art at an early age through graffiti and comics. His techniques: When he was 17, the artist visited the Picasso Museum. This was the turning point. His passion became increasingly important. He now wants to make it his profession. So he did a master's degree in applied arts. Deuz has been teaching applied arts since 2004, while at the same time thriving as an artist. His world: His work focuses on the creation of portraits, more commonly known as "Les Tronches", based on photographs. A committed artist, he likes to convey messages of tolerance and equality. Did you know? He took part in the "Point de Vue" Festival in Bayonne in 2018, a panorama of international urban art. Fresco created in 2022 by Deuz

Fresco "The Fox Theme: mountains The fox is not a harmful species"Don't believe in fairy tales". It's the story of a struggle that the artists wanted to portray. Savoie was the only department in France to remove the fox from its list of harmful species. The Goupil helps to combat epidemics, by eliminating carrion, for example. Fresco created in 2018 by Tank and Popek

acrylic paint spray can Face to face, masked man/fox, they're part of the same world. She denounces man's negative impact on nature and the animal kingdom.Graffmatt is a painter based in Chambéry. Born into a family of artists and drawing from an early age, drawing has a predominant place in his artistic work. Amok loves working with color. He also likes to divert subjects from their initial context, mixing reflection and imagination. This fresco proposed by the artist duo resonates with that of the heron "L'étang change" (p4). It denounces man's negative impact on nature and the animal kingdom. With the question "So who's the strongest?", the fresco evokes the confrontation between man and nature, the fact that nature is powerful and that man is ultimately powerless against it. The use of puppets illustrates the fact that man has power over animals and vice versa. We're all part of the same world, whatever our species, and wearing masks illustrates this point. Covering 90 m², the work required some fifteen liters of acrylic, as well as fifty paint cans and just as many hours of labor. Realized in 2021 by Amok and Graffmatt

A little girl carrying root vegetables in her hands idea: back to basics.OCM for "O for Eye, C for Heart and M for Hand. Vibration because everything is vibration. The eye observes, the heart feels an emotion, and the hand translates a gesture. Such is the artist's virtuous spiral. The work of this Marseille-based artist leaves us with a very simple, warm message: a return to basics. It depicts a little girl carrying root vegetables in her hands. Her gloves are too large, probably those of her parents or grandparents whom she wants to imitate. Fresco created in 2019 by OCM Vibration

"The Parrots Theme: animals (Graffaune)His trademark is graffaune, a contraction of wildlife and graffiti. For this, he created two dynamic, colorful parrots that fly off the hospital's two walls. The hospital is a place of passage, so these birds are on the move. Artist's name: Daco His attraction to art: From an early age, the artist was drawn to art. It was only natural that he should go on to study fine art. fine arts. His techniques: He began with graffiti, where he found his feet. It all started with classic lettering, but he soon moved on to wild style (a more complex style of lettering). His world: The artist's world is highly unstructured, colorful and explosive. His preferred supports are large walls and wasteland. This multi-faceted artist unfurled his identity in illustration with a series of animals. He calls them "GRAFFAUNE", contractions of graffiti in geometric, colorful shapes. Did you know? Daco has exhibited in numerous art galleries: galerie Carole, Kvasnevski, and took part in the Grenoble-Alpes street art Fest in 2021, the biggest street art festival in Europe." Fresco created in 2022 by Daco

Abstract: lines and waves...Sainac is a member of the Etrenelles Crapules association, which organized the town's first 2 street art festivals. His artistic universe is abstract, composed of lines and waves. Here, he offers us a visual effect, a sort of rack that gives relief to this long wall. Fresco created in 2018 by Sainac

A woman's face with blue lips and hair.The artist offers us the face of a woman in vintage style, with a touch of fashi blue contrasting the face and background to add a touch of pep and modernity. "During the month of July, we'll be featuring a new artist each week at the Moûtiers Street art festival. Artist's name: Fabrice Della Rosa aka Amok His attraction to art: From an early age, the artist was drawn to art. He began with drawing, then showed a real affinity for murals and urban culture. His techniques: A specialist in airbrushes, he creates surprising works of incredible realism and aestheticism, enough to feast your eyes! His world: He focuses on illustration, with animals and portraits as his main subjects. Did you know? Amok has already produced a number of works in our town, including "War Zoo", in which we find his very own style. " Fresco created in 2022 by Amok

"Jolie Juliette", depicts a young girl. (cut-out motifs for an offbeat view).Koga One is a painter from Metz. The artist's style is easily recognizable, as he cuts out his characters to create quirky patterns. On this facade just outside the elementary school gate, you can see the portrait of a pretty little girl that he has painted using his own technique. There's a contrast of colors, materials and shapes in his work. His work oscillates between realism and the imaginary. By deconstructing his portraits, he gives us images that call out to us. Produced in 2019 by Koga one

penguin and its little wooden stick. There's a link with the building's function: school.Trained as a graphic designer and originally from Grenoble, France, Groek is an eternally curious person in search of experimentation. His graphic universe is an abundance of colorful, textured forms, where figurative and abstract are mixed, with a determination to succeed in making the viewer lose sight of the main subject of his creations. Mischievous and talented! His work is inspired by Japan. Here, we discover a surrealist fresco with this icy penguin and its little wooden stick. There's a link with the building's function: school. Fresco created in 2019 by Groek

Theme: mountain snow-capped peak with legs. human-nature interactionThe work features a snow-covered peak with legs. This rather curious creation on the wall of the dairy cooperative navigates between the abstract and the figurative. As in his previous work, it makes us reflect on the interaction between man and nature. Fresco created in 2018 by Rêveur

Theme: mountains representation of a "mountain man", the Yeti. It also raises questions about the mountain winter economy and man's impact on nature.Antonin Rêveur was born in Lyon in 1978. Self-taught, he discovered graffiti in the late 80s. His works carry messages, denunciations and demands. Here, the artist has painted a fresco depicting a "mountain man", the Yeti. He also questions the winter economy of the mountains and man's impact on nature. Fresco painted in 2018 by Rêveur

Nature rebels against man. Representation of an innocent little girl who has inherited the Earth and who represents the future generations who will have to endure the climate change we have failed to prevent.Nature rebels against man, represented here by an innocent little girl who has inherited the Earth and represents the future generations who will have to endure the climate change we have failed to prevent. She is sad and powerless in the face of the animals. Among the animals represented are endangered or extinct species such as the rhinoceros, the Tasmanian wolf and the polar bear. The work was created using spray paint, and the artist used the posts above the wall to create a grid. This gave him the reference points for his work. He then drew the outlines of the important elements with chalk before using the spray can. Created in 2021 by Amok

Theme: Alpine World Ski Championships 2023 The skier takes the visitor in her arms as she skis at high speed. The artist seeks the connection between "work" and "spectator". Sportswoman of color, women's place in sport.The Belgian artist used the entire facade to create his work. He plays with the windows used to create the skier's mask. He used strong colors for the skier on a black and white background, creating a light effect that would become his signature. Artist's name: Partrick alias Intvis His attraction to art: After working as a socio-cultural worker in Guatemala, Intvis lost everything. He embarked on new art projects to rebuild the world around him and share his vision with us. His techniques: He didn't go to art school, but he took courses in photography, poetry and digital imaging. In 2019 that he began painting on facades. His world: As a socially committed artist, he likes to get a message across in his work. Did you know? His feminist portrait "Through my voice" has been seen by over 150,000 people." Fresco created in 2022 by Intvis

Theme: mountains Representation of a woman operating puppets - motifs linked to the artist's native Savoy and Portugal. Mother Nature theme?Rafi Wood is a Portuguese artist. She is a member of stick up Girlz, which promotes female street artists internationally. Each of the motifs on this work is situated between Portugal and Savoie: the mountains, the necklace and the hearts on her outfit for Savoie, and the face and characteristic physical features of the woman for Portugal. She seems to be playing with 2 fawns as if they were puppets. Some may see in this work the theme of Mother Nature. Fresco created in 2018 by Rafi

Woman's faceAirbrushing is Amok's specialty. For the artist, this technique is above all a means of achieving highly realistic effects while adding aestheticism to the composition. This woman's face was sprayed and airbrushed onto a plaque on the station forecourt. A skilful blend of blur and realism. Created in 2020 by Amok

Geometric shapesAction is a self-taught artist. For over 10 years, he has explored graffiti in all its forms: light-graffiti, classic canvas, sculpture, anamorphosis... He builds his creations around lettering, influenced by abstract art and constructivism. He is one of the founding members of the Maise artists' collective. Here we find "the artist's touch" with lettering and geometric creation. Fresco created in 2020 by Action.

An octopus: a species on the brink of extinction because of its taste and pollution.Kalouf's favorite tool is the spray can. This artist from Gabon, who is also from Lyon by adoption, likes to paint octopuses to denounce the fact that this species is on the brink of extinction. The fact that it is not considered photogenic contributes to its disappearance. The cult of beauty is also taking its toll on wildlife. Poaching for its tasty qualities and pollution are also contributing to its demise. Here, the animal is painted white to illustrate the fact that it could one day become a ghost. Made in 2019 by Kalouf

The work retraces part of the city's history.The work retraces part of the town's history. A mix of styles and characters, this wall is the fruit of collaboration between the youth center of the Communauté de Communes Coeur de Tarentaise and the graffiti artists of the Festival Éternelles Crapules. Pop Art, children's style, calligraphy, realism... there's something for everyone. Created in 2019 by young people from the "espace jeunes" of the Coeur de Tarentaise Community of Communes + graffiti artists from the Éternelles Crapules Festival in Moûtiers".

Expressionist and abstract work, a skilful play of mirrors with the building's windows.Giulio Vesprini was born in 1980 in Civitanova Marche (Italy), where he lives and works. He favors simple lines, in keeping with his graphic and architectural origins. The work is expressionist and abstract, featuring a skilful interplay of mirrors with the building's windows. 1st side: "G" THEN "00" THEN "END". On each of his works, he indicates "G00 + 1 digit", indicating the number of works he has produced. Realized in 2019 by Giulio Vesprini

Sushi girl - mangaSelf-taught, Debza owes everything he knows today to himself. He evolves in a highly graphic universe with Japanese and manga inspirations. The young girl's head is typical of the girl found in manga. Her body is that of a sliced fish that ends up as sushi ready to be eaten. Fresco created in 2019 by Debza

Représentation d'inspiration japonaise et colorée : l'univers kawaï ("mignon").Extrèmement colorées, les créations de Debza illuminent l'espace proposé. La culture japonaise est l'une de ses inspirations prédominantes. Certains symboles sont récurrents dans ses créations, comme les onomatopées et les estampes de fumée. Le nom de l'oeuvre signifie "mignon" en japonais. Fresque réalisée en 2019 par Debza

Graphic elements representing the "Moûtiers" territory brand.This work represents the graphic elements of the "Moûtiers, point de confluence" regional brand: logo, arabesques and colors. Positioned at the entrance to the town, this work helps to promote the brand. Created in 2021 by High and Amok

Elements of Moûtiers (old archbishop's palace, the bridge ...)Since the creation of the first works in Moûtiers, the desire has always been to involve the local population. This work was created by the town's Mission Locale Jeunes as part of a cultural mediation program in which young people were asked to transcribe elements of Moûtiers. Realized in 2021 by Mission Locale Jeunes

Une jeune fille sur son vélo Mobilités douces et transition écologique chères à la ville.Amoureux de la lettre, High produit depuis 2008 des lettrages en tout genre. Cette création illustre les mobilités douces et la transition écologique chères à la ville. On retrouve la sérigraphie caractéristique de l'auteur. Cette peinture sur plaque est installée sur le rond-point de l'Europe, point d'entrée important de la ville. Réalisée en 2021 par High

Representation of an ibex Local animalAmok wanted to create a local animal. The ibex was the natural choice. The work was spray-painted in the colors of the "Moûtiers point de confluence" brand. Created in 2021 by Amok

Abstract fresco on the facade of a city hotelMade 514 is an Italian artist born in Padua. His works are characterized by soft shapes, sharp lines and movement. He has transformed the façade of the Inn hotel-restaurant with a colorful abstract fresco of volutes. Created in 2019 by Made 514

Theme: mountains a giant eagle to represent Moûtiers' dynamic momentum, in the image of an eagle taking flight.A tower: the perfect medium for graffiti artists! This work on the 42 m high belvedere tower depicts a giant eagle on a golden background. The aim is to symbolize Moûtiers' dynamic momentum, in the image of the eagle taking flight. Created in 2018 by TSK Crew

Une anamorphose en trompe l'œil crée l'illusion d'un trou béant dans le sol, ouvrant sur l'espace infini Un astronaute flotte, tenant une corde, invitant à la réflexion sur l'univers et l'exploration spatiale. Emyart's est une artiste émergente.Emeline Mougeot, connue sous le pseudonyme "Emyart's" est une artiste émergente. Son travail coloré explore les contrastes entre rêve et réalité, ombre et lumière. Après des études à l'Ecole Boulle, elle devient designer de haute joaillerie. Utilisant le pastel à l'huile, elle crée des textures intéressantes sur divers supports notamment des fresques murales. Une anamorphose en trompe l'oeil crée l'illusion d'un trou béant dans le sol, ouvrant sur l'espace infini. A l'intérieur, les planètes, étoiles et galaxies aux couleurs vives contrastent avec le noir profond de l'espace. Un astronaute flotte, tenant une corde, invitant à la réflexion sur l'univers et l'exploration spatiale.

Discover the historic center of Moûtiers: its pedestrian street and its shops, the medieval streets, the squares, the old bridge, the old archbishop's palace, the cathedral ... Visits for groups on request or free visits all year round.During the visit you will discover one of the emblematic sites of the city. The old bridge or Saint-Pierre bridge built in 1785 and classified as a Historic Monument since 1980. It is the oldest bridge in the city. It already existed in Roman times. Very often rebuilt due to the heavy floods of Isère in the 18th century in particular. Below, you will see a passage called barrioz that the washerwomen used to do their laundry. These barrioz were closed in the evening by barriers (hence their name) in order to avoid unwanted intrusions into the city from the banks. This circuit will reveal many other curiosities linked to the history of the city. For the little story : Moûtiers, known as Darantasia in the Roman era, was the historical capital of the Tarentaise (IIès). At the crossroads of the Valleys and located on the old Roman road linking Milan to Vienna (38), the town was often frequented by pilgrims on their way to visit the tombs of the apostles in Rome, as well as by merchants and soldiers. Home to what is now a thousand-year-old cathedral, Moûtiers had a bishop right from the 5th century, when the bishops became archbishops before being awarded the honorific title of ‘Comte de Tarentaise’in the Middle Ages. A major religious centre, the town’s name doubtless comes from“Monsaterium”: the word for the collected spaces of the cathedral, archbishop’s palace and cloisters. Guided tours are organized by the Savoie-Mont-Blanc Heritage Guides for groups. Guided tours are organized in summer.

Des lutrins sont disposés devant les sites importants de la villeLes sites concernés : Les Salines Royales La place des Victoires L'Hôtel des Postes La Sous-Préfecture Groupe scolaire Darantasia L'Hôtel de Ville Les anciens cloîtres L'hydroélectricité Le Groupe cathédral Le chevet roman L'ancienne Mairie La Maison de la Coopération intercommunale Le Lycée L'École des Salines Read more at www.ot-moutiers2.com/pages/visites-guidees.html#vhqdh3q7ytqijm1s.99

Shaded area open all year round. Located 5 minutes (walk) from the city centre and shops, it is equipped with emptying points.

Woman's face surrounded by elements of natureFOSR is a street artist who has created monumental works of art all over the world. He has created 600m2 frescoes in Courchevel 1850 and a sculpture for the telethon at Roland Garros, as well as many other works around the world. He also specializes in live painting on renaissance sculptures, which enables him to create unique works of art, blending classical style with a more contemporary approach. He has created a fresco depicting a woman with a powerful gaze surrounded by elements of nature, with symbolism referring to the town of Moutiers.

Bears and forests in a graphic fantasy world.This artist practices many art forms, including watercolor, oil, sculpture, drawing, photography and street art. Rebecca Terzic also holds a degree in art history and archaeology, and is a freelance artist. Here, her fresco depicts a phantasmagorical graphic universe.

Elements of urban landscape and vegetation around graphic formsArtist graduated from the Ecole des Beaux Arts de Lorient and the University of Antioquia in Medellín, Colombia (Master of Art). He has been practicing graffiti and street art for over 17 years. Today, he lives between Paris and Medellin and travels the world to paint numerous walls. He has taken part in several international graffiti and street art festivals in Colombia, Panama, France, Belgium, Spain and Italy. His works are inspired by the labyrinth. Like an urban flâneur, he wants viewers to explore and lose themselves in the work (paths and staircases intersect, elements of the urban landscape and lush vegetation intermingle, overlapping graphic forms accumulate...).

Children and adults use origami to represent rabbits and squirrels, a colorful fresco on "living together".A painter and illustrator for over twenty years, he creates frescoes mainly in the Grenoble region. His pictorial work is essentially based on the representation of characters in various imaginary and dreamlike scenes, in which he integrates optical illusions to "disturb" the viewer's vision while adding originality... Passionate about origami, he likes to use, in some of my wall or paper creations, folded subjects as decorative elements. The artist has created a fresco on the theme of nature and origami, a colorful country scene on the theme of "living together", through two different animal breeds that live side by side, the rabbit and the squirrel.

Deuz est un artiste basé sur Marseille. Il représente des monstres rigolos observant avec amusement les enfants qui jouent sur l'aire de jeux. L'objectif est d'apporté des couleurs vive et joyeuses.Deuz, artiste basé à Marseille, a déjà participé au Moûtiers Street Art festival en 2023. Sur cette fresque, il représente des monstres rigolos observant avec amusement les enfants qui jouent sur l'aire de jeux. Son objectif est d'apporter des couleurs vives et joyeuses pour remplacer ce mur terne. Ces monstres vont stimuler l'imagination et la curiosité des enfants.

Misteur Couleur est un illustrateur, peintre et enseignant. Il a souhaité représenter une course d'escargots pour mettre en avant l'importance de la patience et de la persévérance.L'artiste a décidé de reprensenter une course d'escargots pour mettre en avant l'importance de la patience et de la persévérance dans la réussite. Pour créer cette oeuvre, Mister Couleurs a utilisé de la peinture acrylique spécialement conçue pour les sols, avec une finition adhérente.

Misteur Couleur est un illustrateur, peintre et enseignant. Il a souhaité représenter une course d'escargots pour mettre en avant l'importance de la patience et de la persévérance.L'artiste a décidé de reprensenter une course d'escargots pour mettre en avant l'importance de la patience et de la persévérance dans la réussite. Pour créer cette oeuvre, Mister Couleurs a utilisé de la peinture acrylique spécialement conçue pour les sols, avec une finition adhérente.