Lord Wilmore

Lord Wilmore, a totally polymorphic artist, was born in Longlier (Belgian Ardennes) but now lives near Versailles. He graduated from the School of Diffusion Arts (IAD). His fictional film work has been presented both at the Oscars for student films (La tartine au ham) and at the Venice Critics' Week (The Seven Deadly Sins). He also made a 52 'documentary on the life of Buddha (Being Buddha - France television). Multi-award winning advertising director (in Cannes, New York, Portoroz),

He was for a long time one of the little princes of the short television program in France (on TF1 for the Nicolas Hulot foundation and for the WWF for example). His upcoming agenda is as heterogeneous as it is flamboyant: a rock album “My name is Lord", a series of documentaries seeking to reconnect humanity with dialogue, as well as several exhibitions of his contemporary digital paintings and now his acrylics digital post on canvas.

Since May 2016, Lord Wilmore has exhibited in Ukraine, Corsica, Paris and Brussels and is now represented in China (Artbank China / Nanjin).

For several years now, his work has been haunted by this unique question: does humanity still have a chance to survive?

Climatic headlong flight, technological headlong rush, identity headlong flight. So many reasons to worry but above all to reflect on a possible global collapse.

Influences

Nicolas de Staël, Banksy, Andy Warhol, Robert Combas

Find this artist and many more in our collection of complex geometric graffiti works.