The Leon Street Art Festival, now in its fourth year, features 47 local and international artists. While local French artists are given special attention, there are also pieces from Colombia, Algeria, Turkey, Yemen, England, Germany, Italy, and Hungary.
The murals by Nicholas Barom Forgez in the exhibition seem to be influenced by pop culture as much as they are by traditional drawing. There is a strange assortment of emotional animals, dogs that stare, and a giant octopus that are drawn with signals to wonderful films or the history of art, as well as the embodiment of fruits and vegetables and the expression of religious symbols, or he includes carnivals or his mother’s dishes in his young works.
There are also posts from countries such as Colombia by an artist like Toxicano Caliro, a Colombian artist born in Bogota, who got to know the graphic through the bank music, through which he maintains a clear, clear, noticeable effect in his high -contrast and kidnapped slogans. Its paintings, murals, posters, and other visual art frequently include messages that are satisfied.
A significant mural created for the festival this year explores the concept of writing on walls, technology experience, and innovation, with a focus on new technologies and digital sketching tools.
47 participants from around the world are shown street art murals at the Lyon Festival.
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