Aim Boo

Aim Boo From his childhood, he learned drawing, painting, sculpture and music. If you ask him who he is and where he is going, he will answer you "Look" by quoting you this sentence of Confucius "A picture is worth a thousand words". Moreover, it is with the words that he begins his professional activity in typography with the creation and the montage of advertising for a newspaper.

In 1974, he adores the music of Django Reinhardt and plays in Paris with all the musicians and artists he meets. He plays Jazz in bars, in the streets of Saint-Germain des Près and wherever he can share his passion. Some will continue on this path and become known and others will orient themselves towards different paths such as writing, cinema, business or spirituality.

In 1978, he spent entire afternoons in Jacques Favino's violin making workshop watching his guitar being shaped and playing with all the aficionados of gypsy music. It was at the beginning of the 1980s that he opened his advertising company where he successively painted movie posters, sets, murals, trompe-l'oeil for companies using different techniques.

For many years he will design images, create slogans, promote products and create visuals for the communication of major brands. In 1998, he created his first works in digital and neon, expressing his vision and his thoughts on the world around him. He continues to exhibit his work ever since in various contemporary art fairs in Paris, Cannes, Bordeaux, Reims, Mulhouse, Nantes, Lyon ...