Parisian artist Levalet is back on our pages with a brand new episode from his ongoing series “Odyssee”, a street narrative project he started in November 2019 on the streets of Paris, France. The Episode 9, titled “Sortilèges” (Witchcraft) is a poetic scenery showing a girl who, after caring for a soldier, plants his rifle
Our friends from solidARTy.org project started a new year with a fresh batch of rare artworks that are being auctioned on their website. With 100% of their proceeds going towards the refugee efforts in Eastern Europe, it’s good to see this project getting so big and offering some exceptional pieces. After the first batch that
Constantly busy on the streets of Paris, Levalet is back with a brand new artwork which is entitled “Liberation”.The French artist stormed the 11th district of Paris with this oversized paster showing one of his monochrome characters placing a bomb on an historic building. The sign on the right says that 4000 freedom fighters were
Constantly busy on the streets of his hometown, the lovely Paris, Levalet has just finished working on a brand new street piece entitled “Hide & Seek”.Taking advantage of the local architecture, the French artist brought to life this interesting piece showing a dad and his daughter hiding behind what seems to be some kind of
Charles Leval aka Levalet is back on the streets of Paris with a brand new street piece entitled “Nausea”.Using his signature technique of oversized and hand-painted pasters, the French artist once again exploited the local architecture to incorporate his artwork in a clever way.Continue reading for more detailed images on this piece and as usual
Levalet is back on the streets of Paris in France with a brand new piece that just popped up in the 19th district of the city.Entitled “Welcome”, the French artist created this great piece showing the owner of an hotel trying to attract customers in his fine establishment. He left the door ajar which reveals
Charles Leval aka Levalet is back in France with a brand new piece entitled “One Too Many” which just appeared somewhere on the streets of Paris.As usual with the French street artist, using one of his hand-painted extra-large pasters, he once again created a brilliant image, this time around, it’s showing a man grabbing yet
Levalet is back on the sunny streets of Paris in France where he just finished working on a brand new piece.Entitled “Public Service”, the French artist used his signature oversized pasters to bring to life this funny artwork which is cleverly taking advantage of the surrounding fountains. If you are stopping by Paris, you’ll be
