From creating G. With her studio in Marseille and her skateboard as a travel companion, she has everything she needs to do that, and maybe some sunsets and Tarantino movies for inspiration. I passed an exam to go to the art school, moved here, started to skate the bowl, and fell in love with it.
You can just enjoy life, see the sea, walk in the Calanques, and have fun with people. Joe helmet with nuts — being lost in my own world. I think when you need to create, it can be with anything.
For sure. Ever since I was super small, I loved to draw. When I was a teenager and I was sad, I needed to draw to express many things. Basically, I went to the art school in Marseille. Then they kicked me out after four years. We made skate videos and a lot of exhibitions with skateboards. I started to paint murals with Lola [La Sioux] , one of the two girls. She introduced me to murals cause she painted with spray cans. I still paint with acrylic and brushes, even for the murals.
It was different than now. You could paint anywhere in the whole building. We did two characters. I live right around the corner. There are also a lot of exhibitions, murals everywhere, and independent radio stations. So the kids come to play soccer, basketball, skate, etc. Right in front of La Friche is a former convent where I have my studio.
Three years ago, I was dreaming about tattooing, so I realized I had to try. I changed studios and moved to this one, which is an amazing place with hundreds of people and a big garden with chickens. Now I tattoo there, I paint, and I create little stories. My paintings are colorful, my tattoos are only black and grey.
