Sylvain Binet

Homâ, the French visual artist whose real name is Sylvain Binet, remains a dynamic force in the art world. With a deep-rooted connection to the artistic world through his family, Homâ has evolved into a renowned illustrator, graphic designer, and visual artist. His work spans a wide range of industries, from television and sports to cultural events and music, with notable collaborations with major productions such as The Voice, Dance with the Stars, and the PSG Football team. Over the past 15 years, Homâ's visual communication projects have captivated audiences, including his work with prominent artists such as Céline Dion, M. Pokora, and Francis Cabrel, making him a sought-after figure in the art and entertainment sectors.

His impressive portfolio includes designing posters, programmes, and promotional materials for internationally recognized events like the Fédération Française de Football and the musicals Mozart the Rock Opera and 1789. Building on this success, Homâ returned to his roots in Etampes, where he now runs his own company, Créations Homâ, and continues to create distinctive visual art.

Homâ’s artistic journey began at the prestigious Ecole Supérieure des Arts Modernes (ESAM) in Paris, where he honed his skills in illustration, graphics, photography, and visual design. His diverse background, combined with the influence of his family, including his father, Christian Binet, the famous creator of Les Bidochon, and his mother, a stylist and sculptor, has shaped his creative vision. Homâ's unique style, which blends contemporary art with a strong graphic design foundation, continues to make a significant impact on both the art market and pop culture.

His works have been featured in numerous exhibitions, and his continued success with projects for high-profile clients further solidifies his status as a leading figure in visual communication and art. With his ability to bridge the worlds of entertainment, art, and design, Homâ’s creations are highly valued by collectors and art lovers alike.