Based in Annecy. Drawing has been a passion of his since a young age. Over the years, he has created his own personal graphic universe inspired by the street art movement, skateboarding culture, cartoons and graphic novels. His work also includes natural elements taken from his native region, the Jura.

Based in Chartres. He creates all over France as well as in Canada. For him, graffiti is an intergenerational and family art. Such are the statements that he tries to express through the abstraction of colours and shapes.

Based in Montreal. He is a multidisciplinary artist that stands out by his unique style and his thought-provoking subjects. His work has been displayed in various exhibitions and galleries in and around Canada and the United States. As a specialist for big murals, he is also known for his work as a tattoo artist.

Based in Biarritz. Street artist, graphic designer, illustrator, typesetter, painter and rapper. You can find his work on walls in museums such as Beaubourg or South Bank in London as well as on trucks or bunkers in Normandie.

A collective mural created live in the garages of Art By Friends. The collaboration included Dodo, based in Canada, Clash, based in Montpellier and Wozdat and Keim both from Annemasse.

Based in Lyon. Constantly experimenting, the artist is inspired by cubism and strongly guided by the fine line between abstraction and regularity.

Based in Vancouver. Important actor in the Montreal street art culture in Montreal since the 90s. He is known for his pieces portraying dreamy faces and smokey environments, reminding us of the first aspects of graffiti.

Based in Victoria. Isaac always wanted to search inspiration in his environment, which can seem antagonist. From great Canadian forests to first Nations Haida’s art, by way of graffiti and tattoo. All methods are useful to build and construct towards a singular artistic approach. Issac Holland’s art combines multiple influences with surrealistic, crude, organic and sometimes weird results.

Based in Paris. Kashink is a French street artist who travels around the world in order to create. Provocative, original, she defends human diversity by inspiring herself of different cultures. Ever challenging, her work depicts fat and hairy men along with characters with four eyes made of thick lines and bright colours. She takes part in projects such as “50 cakes of gay” for equal rights.

Based in Toulouse. Crude, colourful, endearing, and humoristic, Debza’s art comes with strength and lightness. He is influenced by the manga and Kawaii culture, but he doesn’t forget his origins: graffiti and tattoo. Multiple influences to build a personal artistic approach where techniques and subjects cross over from drawings to murals.

Andrea Wan is a Visual Artist and Illustrator born in Hong Kong, raised in Vancouver, BC and now based in Berlin. Working mostly with ink on paper, Andrea sees her work as a visual journal that reflects her thoughts and experiences. Her art combines traditional narrative aesthetics with eerie and surrealist qualities, depicting a world with great sensibility. Andrea finds inspiration by looking outwards to observe her surroundings such as people and places, and looking introspectively into the obscure corners of her subconscious.

Based in Rennes. MSHL takes on graffiti by full force just before the 2000s. As an educationalist in the MU body, he experiments by teaching in schools in Montréal. Then nature becomes a source of inspiration which mixes more and more with geometric forms and abstract lines. Recently, the use of strong blues cobalt and ultramarine embellish his works.

From the very small paper format to the giant fresco, the French artist Loraine Motti has a hybrid work shaped by her long residencies in different places in South America. Her drawings and painting-walls tell stories like a tale between poetic and satirical, where the protagonists are immersed in a surreal world.

The artists Esprit, Laec, Wodzat, Chuffy, Koey, Dream, 13sprdz… put their talents together to produce the frescoes under the ring road interchanges. This work produced during the 10/10 festival in June 2019 has an ephemeral intention due to the fact that it will covered during the next festival in June 2020. A interesting reflection on urban art and its temporality…

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