Collection: FLOG

A contemporary and urban artist who draws inspiration from the icons who cradled his youth. Flog provides a color wave scheme that represents the tumultuous and fleeting impressions of life. Born in Cholet in 1984, Florian discovered a passion for drawing from an early age, so it was only natural that he began studying graphic design at the Pivaut Nantes school and made it his profession. From illustration to the publishing world, he has always found his balance with the production of works whatever the medium. Inspired by graffiti and pop culture, his mixed technique, aerosol spray, acrylic and oil on road sign or canvas, reveals precision in gesture and detail. The backgrounds, reflections and the games of transparency confirm this to us. Beyond the technique, his artistic universe is subtle, romantic, dreamlike, sarcastic somewhat disturbing. The context of the scene is just as important as the subject represented. It's up to us, according to our sensibilities, to recreate this story that needs no words.

Last shows with the artist:

“Child’s Heart” by FLOG.

The artworks of the exposition all references that part of child we have in each one, the dreams we had when we were young and that is still there somewhere deep inside. The fact that the character are made of glass reminds how this important part of us is fragile and can be lost as we grow up.

19.02.2023 - 09.03.2023

Via della Reginella, 1A - Rome

Group show "Urban Animals".

As we care about environment and about the consequences that our actions can have on animals, we decided to create a show in which we remind people the beauty of our roommates and our planet. As we all know, deforestation is a topic that is getting more and more ignored in the last years, we decided to focus our show on the problems that it creates and we are willing to help the planet as much as we can. That's the reason behind the theme of "Urban Animals", and the mission will be of donating a part of the proceeds to WWF. Our help will consist in donating 1 ectar to the Amazon rainforest for reforestation for every piece sold during the exhibition.