The work created such a buzz on social networks that it instantly put the spotlight on the town of La Seyne-sur-Mer, which was only in the early stages of creating its Street Art Festival, Mini Fest.
This event was a significant starting point, with artists such as Hopare , Dopie , Rea One and Eduardo Kobra all taking up residencies. This explosively colourful stretch of graffiti remains almost intact despite the transformation of the area into a modern zone. A veritable creative explosion! Crew works by graffiti artists from the south of France rub shoulders with those of international artists. From graffiti to monumental works, this spot stretches over three or four streets and gives you goose bumps because the vibes are so intense!
Some of the original works dating from have disappeared, while others have been created since. A little further on, we discover the animals of Dopie , who seem to have come out of nowhere and above all offer a rather explosive mix of genres.
The place is chaotic and at the same time, strangely, everything seems to be connected! Luckily for me, I was there on a Sunday morning, so the shutters were closed, which makes for an even more striking spectacle, with the contrast of the Depose typeface against a wall in softer tones by Tom Wild.
You can see the humour in the title! But at the same time, I was really surprised to see all these faces decorating the gables of the buildings in La Seyne-sur-Mer.
