Feuille de Piaf #3 (2018) Painting by Paf Le Piaf

Paf le Piaf, born in 1982, lives and works in France. A graduate in graphic communication and visual arts, he developed a unique style mixing collage on paper and MDF panel, ink on paper, acrylic on paper and spray paint. Influenced by graffiti, street art, abstraction and post-graffiti, his work is part of an artistic approach that is both playful and engaged.

From school, Paf le Piaf immersed himself in the world of graffiti, using advertising strategies to associate his "blaze" with an identifiable symbol: a little white rabbit with red eyes, appearing in the streets of Paris in the early 2000s. This emblematic character becomes a metaphor for the speed and repetition characteristic of street art.

In 2018, Paf le Piaf reinvents its totemic symbol by adopting the image of a bird, representing both a direction to follow and a criticism of human environmental destruction, symbolized by species like the dodo. This change marks an evolution in his work, aiming to raise public awareness of environmental issues while continuing to guide his son on the path to school.

His work oscillates between workshops, muralism and various interventions, notably at the Brassart art school and in other associative structures. Since 2020, he has participated in around ten exhibitions in the Tours region, where his art has been widely recognized and appreciated.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : unknown date
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary French Artists