Samuel Dougados is an artist specializing in beach art, a type of graffiti created on beaches during low tide. This work is dual in nature, as he photographs beach art. By incorporating various aspects of photography, he creates a distinct atmosphere and a more poetic reading of the piece.
He creates large frescoes on the beach using the unique tool of a rake at low tide. This discipline, which is comparable to street art in terms of its impulsive, gratuitous nature and appropriation of common space, enables him to express himself in a way that no other medium can. He has no frame, no bounds, except those imposed by the rising tide.
Samuel Dougados was born in 1976 and is a self-taught artist. He currently resides in Biarritz, France's southwest region. His work is held in a number of public and private collections, including the Institut Culturel Bernard Magrez in Bordeaux, as well as by a number of private collectors. He has taken part in numerous exhibitions and received numerous awards. In 2011, he has crowned the first world champion of beach art in Jersey.
De ma série 'Escaped form the city' where I take the graffiti style out from the street to put it on its opposite, nature and beach
Oeuvre performance réalisée avec le ballet Malandain Biarritz et Surfrider fondation pour la journée mondiale de l'océan, à Biarritz
Oeuvres de l'année 2018 en France, Espagne, Portugal et Maroc
Olo Naîma Star
Imsouane
3 tailles de tirages disponibles
Kleyk
Moulay
3 tailles de tirages disponibles
Marostar Light
Tafedna
3 tailles de tirages disponibles
Sundala
Tafedna
5 tailles de tirages disponibles
Fatidma
Tafedna
3 tailles de tirages disponibles
Aroof
Imsouane
3 tailles de tirages disponibles
Flysch
Marostar
La Winerey, Arsac en Médoc
2 outside installations and a photos exhibition inside.
A video clip about my beach artwork. Footage in Spain, and south of France, realized by Fabrice Viguier (www.piktstudio.com)
omptoir Général, 80 quai de Jemmapes 75010
In The Middle 11 rue Alcide Augey Biarritz, France 64200
Photographies of beach art with new photos from Marroco.
