LOREM (1999) - Sans titre

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Very rare on the market
Original work by the artist LOREM, drawn with black acrylic marker on a gray wooden board, in a black American-style crate.
Format 55x55 cm
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Unique and original work.

LOREM is one of the most notable emerging figures in French street art. A young urban artist, he transforms abandoned street objects — mirrors, doors, furniture, or panels — into unique works, giving a second life to what the city discards. His work blends spontaneous drawing, recycling, and visual poetry in a process where art becomes accessible to everyone.

Inspired by artists such as Keith Haring, Invader, or Jean Dubuffet, LOREM develops a graphic language immediately recognizable, composed of characters, symbols, and his iconic split face. Each creation tells a story while inviting the public to see their surroundings with a fresh perspective.

His approach rests on sharing: after creating his works on recovered objects, he places them back in public space and reveals their locations on social networks, transforming the city into an open-air gallery and turning each discovery into a genuine treasure hunt. This original approach has allowed him to build a large community and establish himself as one of the most-followed urban artists of his generation.

At only 25, LOREM embodies a new generation of artists for whom the street is both a workshop, a testing ground, and a place to meet the public. His universe, at the crossroads of street art, graphic design, and upcycling, renews the codes of contemporary art with a creative energy clearly oriented toward the future.