L'Atlas L'Atlas invents a language of signs as much as words. Combining influences from Ancient Greek, Arabic calligraphy and modern tag, L'Atlas imagines what universal urban communication could become. And by posting these maze-like symbols across the city, he creates intriguing landmarks to challenge our directions. L'Atlas pushes his exploration further when he captures prints from urban objects - such as man hole covers - in an attempt to create the ultimate urban language: using the words of the city itself. L'Atlas (b. 1978) started doing graffiti in the 90's in Paris. He is represented by galleries in Paris, Marrakech, Berlin, New York and by >french art studio in London. He has participated to street art group shows in museums including Centre Beaubourg, Grand Palais and Fondation Cartier in Paris. |  Performance by L'Atlas in Rome, 2010 |
Indoor - Available artworks
 | Estampe 3 2011 Engraving on canvas with lacquer 130x130 cm available |
 | Estampe 2 2011 Engraving on canvas with lacquer 120x120 cm available |
 | Estampe 1 2010 Engraving on canvas with lacquer 130x130 cm available |
 | London Mist 2011 Acrylic on canvas 1200x180 cm available |
 | Estampe 5 2011 Engraving on canvas with lacquer 120x120 cm available |
 | Estampe 4 2011 Engraving on canvas with lacquer 120x120 cm available |
 | Paris 2010 Spray paint on canvas, manually printed from a man hole cover 120x120 cm available |
Outdoor - Graffiti and Performances
L'ATLAS BEAUBOURG by freelatlas