Fresque collective de street art (2026) - Walls & love

During this “JAM,” a selection of regional artists was invited to work together and freely express their artistic visions around a color theme set by the festival’s artistic direction.

This shared color palette, inspired by the mural’s immediate surroundings, helped create a cohesive mural that interacts with the surrounding architectural and natural elements.

The Graffiti JAM—or collective mural bringing together different artists—is a common practice in graffiti art culture. These collective murals are organized on vacant lots or in abandoned spaces that are authorized or tolerated for the practice of this art form, resulting in murals that cover large horizontal surfaces and blend figures, lettering, and scenery organized around a common theme, within which each artist finds the opportunity to express their individuality.

The authors:
- Fabien Pupier, alias LE MÔME, born in 1987 in Lyon;
- Sébastien De Droogh, alias ALONE, born in 1977 in Liège (Belgium);
- Sylvain Chaix, alias HETA, born in 1979 in Lyon;
- Yann Charrier, aka MONSIEUR S, born in 1982 in Clermont-Ferrand;
- Jenifer Miller, aka JEN MILLER, born in 1985 in Nice;
- David Navarro, aka SPIRE, born in 1978 in Montélimar;
- Arnaud Wurtz, aka CHIPO, born in 1984 in Strasbourg;
- Tony, also known as YNOT, born in 1991 in Viriat (Ain).
They are all professional artists with eclectic styles who work in the field of graffiti art. They create murals in France and abroad as part of festivals or commissioned murals for which they are sought after.