David Djiango

Born in January 1991, David Djian grew up in the south of France in Nice. It is in this place full of light that David is passionate about art. He developed his taste for drawing and painting, particularly at the Bô workshop where he learned the different techniques: charcoal, pencil, Indian ink, acrylic ...

In 2010, he left his native French Riviera to settle in Paris and began studying at Penninghen, a school of interior architecture, design & graphic art. Convinced that the future of the profession must integrate ecological issues, David is moving towards eco-responsible architecture. He designs houses from natural and renewable materials while preserving biodiversity and local resources. It was in Mancora in Peru that his first project was born: a house made exclusively from bamboo. In 2017, in tandem with Anne-laure Serero, he carried out for his diploma project an unprecedented experience in the Negev desert: an ecovillage built in the south of the Israeli desert from wooden pallets broken down and then recomposed. He is one of the best graduates of the Special School of Architecture. with the displayable mention.

Recently returned to Nice, David decides to devote himself fully to his first passion: painting.