KRAM2 (1981) - NO PLANET B

NO PLANET B :

This work illustrates with simplicity and power the impact of global warming on wildlife, while calling for collective awareness. It reminds us that the urgency is real and that there will be no second chance if we continue to ignore the environmental crisis.

Hand-painted in only 50 copies.

Each copy in this series will therefore be different.

Frame included dimensions: 23 cm X 28 cm x 6 cm

Hand-signed

Delivered with the frame + the Kram2Boy Lego + the authenticity sticker

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A visual and emotional explosion

KRAM2’s art strikes like a shockwave. Raw, instinctive and charged with meaning, each work invites reflection. Painted by hand with care and intention, his creations reflect an intense life journey and a visceral creativity — always guided by the desire to challenge consciences and inspire change.

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A childhood driven by the urgency to express oneself

Born in the 1980s, at a time when street art was emerging in France, KRAM2 grew up in a world where visual expression was omnipresent. He discovered the first tags, wild murals, the silent screams of the city walls. A visual shock awakened in him something powerful: the need to paint, to transgress, to exist in his own way.

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From instinct to identity

At 13, he begins to write on walls what he cannot say aloud. Pseudonyms change, styles evolve, but one thing remains: to paint to stay upright. Even after finding professional stability, he never lets go of his skateboard or his camera. Art is always there, on standby, ready to be reborn.

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The birth of KRAM2

Twenty years later, a meeting changes his trajectory and rekindles the flame. He reconnects with his creative essence. He reemerges under the name KRAM2 — a tribute to his own first name, and to the person who now shares his life.

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An art of the heart and conscience

KRAM2 paints what he feels, what he sees, what questions him. His work speaks of identity, childhood, struggle and resilience. It is not decorative: it is a mirror held up to the world.

Today, his works have traveled to more than 35 countries. From independent galleries to urban walls, they engage, captivate and move beyond cultures.