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Quéven / August 2026 (Upcoming)

Quéven Street Art Festival: An XXL 3rd Edition!

For its third chapter, the festival is once again transforming Quéven’s town center into a vast open-air museum. New artists will take over the town's walls, creating their work live before the public's eyes. Already recognized as the most decorated town in Morbihan—boasting eight murals—Quéven further cements its status with this major event, once again organized in collaboration with the Breton collective "Just Paint – Graffiti Nomad Tour."

The Artistic Lineup

To meet the expectations of the local audience, this 2026 edition spotlights the French-speaking scene following two years with a strong international focus. Featured artists include Raphe, Caligr, Djalouz, Ador, Kaz, Hektor, Al Pacman, Sanckoblack, and Astro, alongside international guests: Australian artist Lucy Lucy and Swiss artists Wone and Jinks.

Rennes / August 2026

Collaboration with OSEA & ERS.

Angers / August 2026

Collaboration with OSEA, MAAS, ERS et EASR

Saint-Sébastien-Sur-Loire / August 2026

Collaboration with ERS and OSEA

Saint-Sébastien-Sur-Loire / August 2026

Collaboration with GODELU, SONA et GENERIC

Memory and the Future Anchored in Wood

A mural tribute created on the wooden cladding of the new school in Orvault, which bears her name.

This large-format portrait (1m x 2m) captures the dignity, quiet strength, and benevolence of Simone Veil. Integrated directly onto the façade's vertical slats, the composition creates a unique symbiosis between the raw warmth of the organic material and the precision of multi-layered stenciling.

Simone Veil’s face, rendered in a warm palette of brown tones, is accompanied by one of her most inspiring quotes in capital letters:

"WE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT WILL UNITE US TOMORROW." — Simone Veil

A phrase imbued with meaning and hope, positioned in full view of children, teachers, and local residents, serving as a daily reminder of the values of unity, education, and collective responsibility.

The Creative Process & Architectural Integration

The challenge and beauty of this piece lie in its medium: stenciling onto slatted wood cladding requires perfect mastery of volume and alignment. The stencil cutouts follow the contours of the wood, lending the portrait an almost sculptural quality that shifts with the play of natural light and shadow.

Who was Simone Veil? (1927 – 2017)

Placing the figure of Simone Veil at the entrance to a place of learning offers students a role model of commitment, courage, and humanism:

A Holocaust survivor: Deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau at the age of 16 with her family, she survived the hell of the camps and dedicated her life to the duty of remembrance and the fight against antisemitism and hatred.
A pioneer for women's rights: As Minister of Health, she waged a heroic battle in the National Assembly to secure the 1975 passage of the law decriminalizing abortion known as the "Veil Law."
A builder of Europe: A committed European, she became the first President of the directly elected European Parliament in 1979, working tirelessly for peace and reconciliation among peoples.
A figure of the Republic: An "Immortal" of the Académie française and a towering moral figure of the nation, she was inducted into the Panthéon in 2018 alongside her husband, Antoine Veil.

Orvault / July 2026

Featuring Luisifer (Mexique)

Paris / June 2026

Cormeilles-en-Parisis / June 2026

Collaboration with my buddy Yank for the 240 Street Festival.

LINE UP : 2FLui, Air One, Arsène Lapie, Befa, Cosmoh, danova, Dhoa, Dirty Six, Disek, Esca, Etissandier, Frogskin, Gutz, Hold, Horor, Kal Dea, Kekli, Louyz, Mark Temlett, Mélissa Follet, Miadana, NJO972, Pimax, MG La Bomba, RBK1, Rémi Cierco, Star97, Wazo, Yank, Zailfana.

St Sébastien sur Loire / April 2026

Featuring Généric, Ers & GTwin

Paris / September 2025

JAM DKA / D77 at SPOT 13 on September 13, 2025.

2RODE, AKSO, BUNKA, DEACE, DESI, DOEN, EOL, ERS, ESAK, INOV, KOMO, KRACO, KWEAM, LOGIK, MAAS, NESTA, ORGAN, RAMSES, REL, REPY, REVERSE, RONER, SEZAM, STEAK, STEG, SIZE, YANK, HAZAR, SALT, RG78, ENOLIA, EVANA, JINKS, KEAG, JUNKY SKOFE, SORE, BABS, GLOBE, HOME, KADE, KIFES, REYZ, ORER, MOW, PIONISCI, DISEK, JEYZ, MATIC, MARO, DARK, BROK, RENE, DIKSA, NOBE, SERAK, WARREN, RITZ, BONNE CHANCE, TROSH, TEKAR, OEYE, SYER, JAEK, REGA...

Nantes / August 2025

Featuring GENERIC, ERS, ADEY, REL, 7ACÉ , G et FAST

Rezé / June 2025

A participatory mural celebrating the 70th anniversary of our iconic Maison Radieuse in Rezé.

This mural is more than just a wall painting; it is the result of a wonderful collaboration and a genuine community effort. It was created entirely with the participation of Maison Radieuse residents—both young and old—who joined forces to bring the project to life. The artwork depicts Level 14 of the Maison Radieuse, serving as a vibrant tribute to the architecture and spirit of Le Corbusier that shape our daily lives. It is a unique way to mark this anniversary and offer a fresh, colorful perspective on our heritage.

Saint-Sébastien sur Loire / June 2025

Obso, Easy, and Shok had started a mural, and we extended it with Mosko, Fast, Ers, Rathur, 7Acé, Généric, Godelu, Aucre, Deas, Irok, Orka, Ben Alpha, and the younger generation Nao (9), Mat B. (7), and Mey (8)! We’re continuing the mural on Tuesday ;)

Nantes / May 2025

Avec Korsé / IBS - 3GC & Kruger / MGD

Featuring Meyer / AOC - C29

Featuring Fréon, Nasher, Nero, Korsé, Kruger, Aucre, Zeka, Meyer, Barge, les filles...

Rezé / May 2025

Le Pouliguen / May 2025

Nantes / April 2025

Paris (Butte aux cailles) / March 2025

Nantes / August 2024

Avec Rel / DKA

Avec Nasher / 16S

Avec Ers / DKA

Avec Cix / DCP

Vertou / August 2024

Avec Kruger / MGD

Avec Zeka / MGD

St Brieuc / July 2024 / Shake Art Festival

Shake Art, an international graffiti and street art festival in Saint-Brieuc and Binic-Étables-sur-Mer.

Pornic, Sainte-Néomaye, and Paris / 2023

a red and white sign with a no entry sign

Paris

Street art sur panneau de signalisation représentant une ile déserte sur un dos d'âne.

Street art sur panneau de signalisation représentant un fille sur une balançoire

Pornic

Sainte-Néomaye

Paris

Détournement de panneaux de signalisation représentant une bouteille de bordeaux sur un sens interdi

Colors Festival presents Roadmap (2022)

An exhibition themed around travel, held in a building made available by Stanroc.

Twenty-five artists have taken over six apartments in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, and you can explore the space via a guided tour in a small group of about ten people.

The tour was delightful; a huge thank you to the host who stepped in at the last minute to replace the guide so that we could visit the exhibition.

The visit was made even more enjoyable by the fact that we had the chance to share it with Jinks Kunst, who was able to talk to us about his work.

The Sailor of the Black Cat

This piece is dedicated to the maritime spirit and resilience of Breton sailors, whose history and toil are deeply rooted in the identity of Nantes. I chose to depict a sailor with a face weathered by sea spray and the open ocean, embodying both tradition and courage. At his feet rests a cat—a faithful companion of ports and ships, and a symbol of good fortune and home. The artwork itself is the result of an intense technical undertaking: 260 hours of meticulous work were required to cut and layer the nine stencils that give the figure its texture, depth, and dramatic intensity. It is a celebration of the sea and of those who brave it.

Claude Cahun: Gender Liberated

This portrait celebrates the avant-garde spirit of Claude Cahun, an iconic figure from Nantes. A photographer, writer, and Resistance fighter, Cahun (born Lucy Schwob, 1894–1954) was a pioneer of fluid identity, breaking free from gender conventions nearly a century ago. Through her famous self-portraits, she boldly deconstructed social roles, leaving behind a powerful legacy regarding the freedom to be oneself. With this stencil, I sought to capture the quiet strength and resolute ambiguity of her gaze a reminder that Nantes has always been a breeding ground for subversion and emancipation.

Ulyss: Listening to the Invisible

This work pays tribute to Ulyss, a familiar homeless figure in Nantes whose benevolent presence left a mark on my childhood. Beyond his circumstances, Ulyss was a sympathetic listener a man with whom I spent entire afternoons talking, even though the specific topics of our conversations have faded with time. What remains with me is the quality of his listening, a gift of humanity that I seek to immortalize here. This portrait is an act of gratitude toward those souls who live on the margins but who, through their mere presence, sometimes offer us the finest lessons in kindness and humanity in the heart of the city.

Lyon / november 2022

Nogent-Le-Rotrou - RUR Fest / september 2022

LINE UP

One Mizer, Dave Baranes, Kekli, Le Cyklops, Inco Nito, L8Zon, Vincent Dupé, Resk BS, Valentin Chevauche, Shupaone, Le D, Mare, Jinks, Cynthia Dormeyer, Panpan, GR1-2SL, Fly Nedi, … Et pleins d’autres !Écrivez votre texte ici ...