Djalouz

Spray paint was his favorite tool as it's ideal for large format painting and you can use it on a wide range of supports. Abandoned worn out areas, wastelands and factories left in the hands of nature and therefore open to new perspectives.

In 2009, he put aside his figurative work to develop a more abstract side, through circled shapes he materialized incongruous places. Consequently, he tried to give a new look to his graffiti from floor to ceiling. Photography plays an important role in transcribing his emotions, leaving traces of his works, destined to disappear.

He tried to find different areas like streets and playgrounds to establish his work. His wasteland inspiration gave a true meaning to his paintings. He has an endless imagination because even when there is no canvas or walls, there's still room for his imagination.