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Born 1978. Known for: Painting.
L'Atlas is an early graffiti artist who was spotted in 2001 by Agnès B.'s Galerie du Jour, which exhibited his work alongside that of O'clock, Zevs and Space-Invader. His current research is a... Read full biography
L'Atlas is an early graffiti artist who was spotted in 2001 by Agnès B.'s Galerie du Jour, which exhibited his work alongside that of O'clock, Zevs and Space-Invader. His current research is a blend of calligraphy and optical art. In 2004, the Centre Georges Pompidou exhibited his work at... Read full biography
L'Atlas is an early graffiti artist who was spotted in 2001 by Agnès B.'s Galerie du Jour, which exhibited his work alongside that of O'clock, Zevs and Space-Invader. His current research is a blend of calligraphy and optical art. In 2004, the Centre Georges Pompidou exhibited his work at "L'Invention du monde". This was to be the start of recognition, as Jules Dedet dit L'Atlas was presented at the Palais de Tokyo, the Grand Palais, the Fondation Cartier, the Institut du monde arabe.... Read full biography
L'Atlas is an early graffiti artist who was spotted in 2001 by Agnès B.'s Galerie du Jour, which exhibited his work alongside that of O'clock, Zevs and Space-Invader. His current research is a blend of calligraphy and optical art. In 2004, the Centre Georges Pompidou exhibited his work at "L'Invention du monde". This was to be the start of recognition, as Jules Dedet dit L'Atlas was presented at the Palais de Tokyo, the Grand Palais, the Fondation Cartier, the Institut du monde arabe.... Read full biography
L'Atlas is an early graffiti artist who was spotted in 2001 by Agnès B.'s Galerie du Jour, which exhibited his work alongside that of O'clock, Zevs and Space-Invader. His current research is a blend of calligraphy and optical art. In 2004, the Centre Georges Pompidou exhibited his work at "L'Invention du monde". This was to be the start of recognition, as Jules Dedet dit L'Atlas was presented at the Palais de Tokyo, the Grand Palais, the Fondation Cartier, the Institut du monde arabe.