Giordan

Giordan, born in 1998, is a young “Street-artist” in full swing. Impregnated by very young art and by the world of street artists as well as icons from the 60s to 80s such as Warhol and Basquiat.

He draws his inspiration from the source of words, his entourage and the underground spirit.

Through a myriad of colors, he exudes a striking spirit and a wind of pictorial freedom through his figurative forms. Under his prism, society interferes in his paintings and changes its face. Giordan freezes, he says, "moments of life" ... Ode to a bygone era or taste for nostalgia, his works crystallize an unspeakable force. Such a force is generated by an instinctive gesture in order to extract the essence of creative spontaneity and of a defused society.

The purpose of Giordan's work is to put the graffiti that can be seen in stations, abandoned buildings, etc. Nowadays, art continues outside museums and he sees this graffiti that some deem "degrading" as an art which gives a voice to the people. For him, it is an act which aims to express himself, to mark his passage, to shout his anger towards society. He thus contrasts his stencils with stronger messages but very often endowed with a certain form of irony.