The French street art artist Levalet is to blame for the fact that the streets of Paris are decorated with comical graffiti that make us think. His works, the content of which is linked to the specificity of the street or the locations he explores, also have a generous measure of humor.
French streetart artist "Levalet" is to blame for the fact that Paris is now decorated with comical graffiti, with which we can imagine the state of society in which we live. His works are essentially a modern version of "street art", which adapts to the environment in which it is created and inspires both passionate street art lovers and all random passers-by, whose satirical graffiti make them think and, if nothing else, conjure up a smile on face. "Levalet" thus transformed the water fountain in the shape of a bull's head into a minotaur, which draws a "jail" (labyrinth) for itself, and a part of the wall, from which the plaster fell off, into an interesting painting that acts as the unfinished work of a road worker. The artist who graces the streets of Paris is otherwise found in the classroom where he teaches art and in the Parisian galleries where he exhibits his works.
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In the gallery, see the "street art" with which the French street artist "Levalet" colored the streets of Paris.
