Parcours Street Art

The graphic choice was to retain the original architectural elements, i.e. the columns and doors: the fresco is adapted and articulated around them.<br/>The artist proposes a symbolic and allegorical approach to Annemasse's environment, strongly characterized by the "voie verte", a place dedicated to slow strolls and close contact with nature. The background of the fresco evokes a mountainous horizon, with architectural references (roofs) and references to walking, water in its various forms, the sky and the hilly landscapes surrounding Annemasse. Characters parade along this green path, which is more visible on the sides of the wall, leaving more room for the illustrative fresco.

LORAINE MOTTI
Loraine Motti tackles the recurring theme of landscape, interpreted in a dreamlike way and punctuated by offbeat color choices. In her compositions, the French artist sometimes integrates protagonists who add a narrative aspect to her works.

She draws her inspiration from primary or ancient representations in the arts, from Egyptian compositions to medieval tapestry and Mexican "alebrijes" figurines. Based on aerosol techniques, her fresco work rises to monumental heights, but is also available on a smaller scale.

Coco was a student at the Collège Michel Servet theater, under the direction of Alfred Le Renard, a former theater teacher.<br/>Her drawing is a staging of the theater, a play on space with the building, with a nod to Alfred Le Renard, her former theater teacher, as well as to her father, who always encouraged her in drawing.
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COCO
Corinne Rey, known as Coco, was born in Annemasse.
Press illustrator, journalist, scriptwriter, author and comic strip artist, this committed artist works for Charlie Hebdo, Libération and the Arte TV program 28 minutes.

The dynamics of the drums to illustrate this emblematic venue for live performance in Annemasse.<br/>Artists :

WOZDAT
A graffiti enthusiast since his days studying visual communications in Lyon and Paris, he is just as adept with spray cans as he is with concepts. JP Blanc uses the urban playground to reflect contemporary societal trends.

KEIM
Pierre Coulanges aka Keim, based in Annemasse and originally from Grenoble, specializes in graphic design, illustration and painting. With a background in graffiti and street art, he creates a colorful, committed universe.

LUCKY LUCIEN
Florian "Lucky" Lucien is an artist, letter painter and graphic designer based in Montpellier. His passion for drawing led him to the fascinating world of typography. He discovered the construction of letters through Graffiti, favoring more "classic" styles. As a self-taught artist, he perfected his typography skills, leading to various projects such as frescoes, logos and more. This diversity gives him the opportunity to express his creativity in a variety of media. Lucky Lucien believes that creativity knows no bounds, and is constantly exploring new ideas.

The caldarium means a part of the thermal baths where the hot bians were located.<br/>This fresco evokes the Gallo-Roman past of the town of Annemasse, following the discovery of the remains of ancient Roman thermal baths precisely on this site, near the church of Saint André in 2003.

CITECREATION
CitéCréation, Lyon-based creator of trompe-l'œil and monumental murals since 1983, with projects all over the world.

It is from the figure of Aimée Stitelmann that Renée Levi has conceived her exhibition at the Villa du Parc in 2021, as well as the work now visible on the façade in response to the "Philippe" fresco on the other side of the Park.<br/>RENEE LEVI
Renée Levi defines her paintings as objects and conceives the picture as a pictorial surface. Levi's practice, at the crossroads of painting, drawing and writing, is also based on her own journey, which blends languages and cultures.