Jops

<div>These two large murals were created in 2008 by Jops on the walls overlooking the Mac Donald's car park in Arue. The theme is the Pacific, with an underwater background and a man watching the sunset on Moorea Island.</div>

Pacific World

<div>Wall painting made by Jops on a wall of Papeete. A manta ray, two sharks compose this work.</div>

Jops and the sharks

Enos

Oreus

<div>Wall painted by Enos (TMK), Oreus and Jops at the time of the first Ono'u festival. Another graffiti existed on the left, but it was covered when the shot was taken.</div>

Enos, Oreus and Jops in Papeete

<div>This mural was painted by Jops on the walls bordering a roundabout in Pirae.&nbsp;</div>

Jops in Pirae

<div>JOPS created this mural during the solo competition of the Ono'u Festival on May 6, 2015 on the surrounding wall of a school in Papeete.</div>

Jops in Papeete

<div>The artist Jops painted his 4 metal curtains from a Papeete store. The fish painted on the 4 metal curtains are "Iihi" (Lagoon red mullet).</div>

"Iihi" by Jops

Stae2

Gimiks Born

<div>Jops, Stae2 and Gimiks Born created this mural during the team competition of the Ono'u Festival on May 8, 2015 in Papeete. Wall repainted in July 2019.</div>

Jops, Stae2 & Gimiks Born in Papeete

<div>At the bottom of a courtyard used as a car park, many graffiti cover each other. Graffiti on top signed Jops.</div>

Jops and friends in Papeete

<div>Jops' mural painting on the facade of Patricia Tokoragi's former dance school in Arue.</div>

Ecole Patricia Tokoragi

Abuz

Hell Ton John

<div>Wall painting next to the Papeete market entitled "Tribal pursuit" by three Tahitian artists: Abuz, Hell Ton John (HTJ) and Jops.</div>

Tribal Pursuit

Aris

Jungles

Sajme

<div>Lettering in the Mission area by several local and French graffiti artists: Oreus &amp; Torek.</div>

Lettering in the Mission area II

Rival

Benson

Raimana

<div>Led by Jops, graffiti artists Benson, Raimana, Yannick, Marunui, Ryu, Bryan and Oreus created this work entitled "To Those Who Have Fled" in 2021. The painting is located on the "earth" side of the tunnel of the Punaauia City Hall. It features birds living in Polynesia.<br>&nbsp;Menés par Jops, les grapheurs Benson, Raimana, Yannick, Marunui, Ryu, Bryan et Oreus ont réalisé cette oeuvre intitulée "A ceux qui se sont envolés" en 2021. La peinture se trouve sur le côté "terre" du tunnel de la Mairie de Punaauia. On y retrouve des oiseaux vivant en Polynésie comme l'Astrild ondulé, le Tangara à dos rouge, le Phaéton à bec jaune.&nbsp;</div>

A ceux qui se sont envolés

<div>Wall painting composed of two letterings (Rival &amp; TR) and a warrior (aito) with his weapon (Jops).</div>

Rival, TR and Jops in Mahina

Skom

<div>Fresco on the wall of a parking lot in Papeete. We can read the names of Sajme (lettering) and Jops (character).</div>

Vahine by Jops, Skom and Sajme

<div>This mural "Crazy Jops" was painted by Jops on the walls along the road to the plains in Punaauia.</div>

Crazy Jops

La máscara 

<div>Thess two works were created by Jops as part of the Ono'u Festival competition in May 2014. The frescoes were painted on wooden supports. These works remained in To'ata Square for a fortnight.</div>

Tahe

Cronos

<div>This giant scolopendre is a collective work created by Polynesian artists: Tahe, Hell Ton John, Sajme, Cronos, Jops and Abuz. The work was painted on the outside walls of the Papeete ferry terminal. This mural was painted during the first Ono'u festival.</div>

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