I prefer fog to the light of sunny weather, surely because in the indefinite universe, there is much more to dream about than in a world where happiness is possible.
As a child, I fell asleep thanks to the thousands of stories my grandmother told me. The festive and communist past was the source of inspiration for these countless stories.
So far away, so mysterious, so strange, such is the village of Ceveriki. A rainbow has always reigned there. This phenomenon is my secret, it can only be seen in my dreams. The colours of this rainbow totally permeate my vision, my gestures, my art. Every day that passes makes me draw one more detail from Ceveriki, my grandmother Nina's village.

But I've never seen Ceveriki....

Anna Ismagilova is a unique artist with her own watercolour technique.

Based in Russia. Inspired by the greatest artist, learning different forms of self-expression, she developed her own vision of nature and beauty.

Nesk discovered graffiti in 1995 on the streets of Lyon and is passionate about creating sophisticated, energetic and impulsive lettering in the form of bomb murals.
Walking through abandoned streets and warehouses, he refined his work over the years and followed this path to pursue his studies.
A graduate of the Ecole supérieure d'arts appliqués, he now works as an artistic director and graphic designer in the field of advertising, designing websites, layouts, posters and logos.
At the same time, he offers to individuals and professionals, the elaboration of decorative frescoes to order in order to add a colourful touch to interiors. He also works in schools, associations and professionals to discuss graffiti and teach graffiti techniques.
His universe, rich in bright colours, gives an important place to the work of the letter in all its forms and retains the impulsiveness and energy characteristic of urban art.

Clémentine Martínez is a visual artist from Marseille whose technique has been perfected at the Ecole des Arts Appliqués and who now lives in Montbéliard, in Doubs, where she teaches plastic arts workshops for adults and children. In parallel to her teaching activity, she carries out her own work without rest or fatigue while exploring, with discipline and imagination, with the firm hope of being surprised.

"Starting from drawing, passionate about portraits, she develops her delicate palette around plants, natural and ecological materials. With the greatest respect for nature, she observes it with amazement, she takes her raw materials sparingly and sublimates them". Annie

"A look for signature, a fragility hardly masked by a sense of verbal jousting, The Plug, is not far from the cliché formed around these countless artists who have built bridges between the street and galleries, yet he has managed to overcome the phenomenon of fashion, imposing his creations in private collections and institutions.

Since the street was no different from any other form of expression, The Plug quickly set out in search of a creative formula that would allow it to distinguish itself from the mass and at the same time offer a symbolic value to its act: "It was there that I had the idea of disconnecting objects that I did not like, such as time stamps". A take, as if thrown to the ground, painted or drawn, that will quickly be found on all the places of passage of the one we will then have to call The Plug, from Brussels to Tokyo. An idea as simple as it is relevant, quickly greeted by the alternative scene of street artists and their aficionados, up to the emblematic book Art Of Rebellion by author-printer Christian Hundertmark.