Esboner
France • 1977
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Esboner
Born in 1977 in Moselle, Metz has been drawing since childhood. It was in the mid-90s that he discovered the graffiti world. First of all in vandal, on highways, railways, trains or even abandoned land. Over the years, he abandoned writing (culture of the letter) to return to the basis of his art which is the illustration. He also leaves the street, to work personally on his drawings. But street art will catch up with him quite quickly.
"Street art fits it perfectly because we are in the idea of conveying an emotion, a point and whatever the techniques used".
He will then start to make wild collages in the streets of Metz, his illustrations speak of human feelings, of our contradictions sometimes, in a non-violent or aggressive way. Poetically, the aim is to challenge and leave passers-by the freedom to challenge what they see.
The street and street art are essential components of his art. Le Metz now exhibits in galleries, takes part in various cultural projects, carries out orders for individuals or communities.
Esboner tries to bring out his Japanese and American influences in the drawing. The culture of detail and human expression.
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Esboner
Born in 1977 in Moselle, Metz has been drawing since childhood. It was in the mid-90s that he discovered the graffiti world. First of all in vandal, on highways, railways, trains or even abandoned land. Over the years, he abandoned writing (culture of the letter) to return to the basis of his art which is the illustration. He also leaves the street, to work personally on his drawings. But street art will catch up with him quite quickly.
"Street art fits it perfectly because we are in the idea of conveying an emotion, a point and whatever the techniques used".
He will then start to make wild collages in the streets of Metz, his illustrations speak of human feelings, of our contradictions sometimes, in a non-violent or aggressive way. Poetically, the aim is to challenge and leave passers-by the freedom to challenge what they see.
The street and street art are essential components of his art. Le Metz now exhibits in galleries, takes part in various cultural projects, carries out orders for individuals or communities.
Esboner tries to bring out his Japanese and American influences in the drawing. The culture of detail and human expression.
Find this artist and many more in our collection of works by Figurative Street Artists.
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What is Esboner’s artistic movement?
The artistic movements of the artists are: Figurative Street Artists
When was Esboner born?
The year of birth of the artist is: 1977