B. Boucau lets his imagination speak on all types of media (clothes, shoes, walls, furniture ...) and paints his first canvas in Paris, his hometown. B. Boucau always starts from a simple idea to create a concept and sets no limits in his creation, sometimes using real materials to bring power to his works. In the Contemporary Art movement, his style is between Free Figuration and Urban Art. He mainly uses acrylic brushes and aerosols. Most of his works are perfect with a resin giving a lacquered, glazed appearance and a beautiful depth. With a lot of irony, B. Boukau tackles multiple subjects through his painting, and passes his messages via the characters from his imagination called the "Boukus", inspired by the most famous of Brussels: "Manneken-Pis" which represents for the Belgians and not only, the symbol of freedom tinged with a certain irreverence in the face of the shackles of the established system. We can find his characters in several contexts ranging from playful to politically relevant, but always colorful with humor.