Maye

<div>Maye is one of my favorite artist from Montpellier. In my top 3 !</div>

Maye in Prades

<div>This wall done by Maye graffiti writer from south of France is about the region Camargue in France , Maye is from Montpellier and become famous since a while locally but after his exhibition in Paris he becomes more famous and now he 's one artist to follow&nbsp;</div>

Etang de Thau 

Mondé

<div>La bergère (Shepherdess) is next to Saint-Agne metro station. Maye painted the shepherdess with his singular style, thin body parts of a disarticulated body and a lot of details. Loïc Mondé, artist from Toulouse painted the background of the fresco. His work can be described as a mixture of calligraphy and graffiti.<br>More information: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/MAYE-359876894061430/">https://www.facebook.com/MAYE-359876894061430/</a> and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/dirtymonde/">https://www.facebook.com/dirtymonde/</a></div>

La bergère

Reso

<div>Here a long wall painted for the Aéropostale museum in Toulouse. Painted by Bayah Dezign artists Maye, Réso and Mondé.<br>More information: <a href="http://www.bayahdezign.com/">http://www.bayahdezign.com/</a></div>

Aéropostale

<div>I invite you to Lombez, not only for street art, it is a beautiful city historically rich in the heart of the Gers. Lombez Street Art is an event attended by three graffiti artists: Maye, Reso and Mondé (Bayah Dezign). Here are a few of my pictures, there are other walls, it's up to you to find them in the city center.</div><div>More information: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/LombezStreetArt/?fref=ts">https://www.facebook.com/LombezStreetArt/?fref=ts</a></div>

Lombez Street Art

Momies

Reso Momies and Maye Prades

<div>This fresco was painted by Maye in July 2019 during the festival "le Temps des Andelys". This event was curated by Poste Habitat Normandie and coordinated by Quartier Monde.&nbsp;</div>

Décollage immédiat (titre non officiel)

<div>This mural is about how we're all in a hurry, running against time, pr for money, glory or social recognition. This piece is full of details and hidden signs that you can only catch by spending time right in front of it.</div>

The run

<div>Grenoble Street Art Fest 2018.<br><br>A collaboration between French artists Maye &amp; Momies.<br>Maye is on the way to become a big star in the street art scene.<br>Momies sprayed all the cords in the bottom.<br><br>Maye loved the narrow wall because he likes to works with long characters.<br>The work represents someone who is trapped in all sorts of stuff, for exemple we all fight time and we never have enough time. That's the reason why there are so many watches in the painting. The guy is also filled with tatoos, these are winks to the festival, the volunteers, friends of the artists etc.<br>Besides that you can also see symbols refering to Grenoble, like the bottle of Chartreuse and the nuts. Maybe the wire cutter represents the fact that Grenoble is known for bike stealing or is it a nod to the more vandal ways for spraying graffiti.<br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/maye_name_is_maye/">https://www.instagram.com/maye_name_is_maye/</a><br><br><br></div>

Untitled

<div>Self-taught from Montpellier, Maye by his name Victorien Liria, was first introduced to graffiti and tag.&nbsp; Gradually he moves towards drawings of skeletal characters and very slender to the point that we can see even their inner mechanics, questioning the current world between humanity and technoligy, nature and industrialization.&nbsp; All playing on a plain background but generally degraded colors.&nbsp; The warm side of his paintings always emphasize his origins, he comes from the warm zones of France.</div>

L'Etang de Thau

<div>This little jewel got a lot of people talking after the 30 Years of Graffiti event in Montpellier (11-12/08/2019). It’s a cheeky hommage to Banksy by @maye_name_is_maye with a tagged Banksy signature and everything 😉. The style of the characters, long and skinny is typical of this very talented Sète artist. The piece is found in the Quai just before the bridge<br><a href="https://instagram.com/maye_name_is_maye?igshid=llcfe4u6i6f2">https://instagram.com/maye_name_is_maye?igshid=llcfe4u6i6f2</a></div>

Yellow vests (Gillets Jaunes)

<div>Very cool and exquisite collaboration between local artists Maye and Momies. It's always a pleasure to know that even quite known artists like Maye and Momies, issued from the graff world, still like to come back to their old hang outs and just have fun with their friends.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;This is the case of this wall located under the bridge, on the margins of the Lez just before arriving at Marché du Lez, the new Montpellier place to be. Their names blazes are just WOW and when you get close by you can see their obvious control and artistry. You have the traditional elongated Maye character and the detail is just unbelievable. Check out the leaves forming the character’s beard, the hand with the graff can, the mechanical detail of some of his members.</div><div>As a bonus just before arriving on this wall you have the ones from CHABEUH and his pal U.Blast. Triple Yummy!! Enjoy!<br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/maye_name_is_maye/">https://www.instagram.com/maye_name_is_maye/</a><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/momies1976/">https://www.instagram.com/momies1976/</a><br><br></div>

Momies x Maye_Marché du Lez

Bault

<div>What about this extraordinary collaboration between Maye (@maye_name_is_maye) and Bault (@bault_). The original French name of this piece is “A la quête de l’Eldorado à dos de Daurade”.&nbsp;<br>This is another incredible work located in the Rue de Tunis in Sete. This one is painted in a garage door. You can see all the intricate details of Bault’s strange fish mixed with floral motifs similar to the Bault’s plants you can find elsewhere on this street. And the strange fish is being ridden by one of Maye ‘s typical long characters that in this case represents a typical&nbsp; resident of this street. Quite stunning....</div>

In search of Eldorado in the back of a Bream

<div>Here is a wall painted in September 2017 by the 3 painters Maye, Reso and Mondé (Bayah Dezign). In the Paul Sabatier University, this fresco combines the personal styles of the graffiti artists (characters, zoom on artworks and calligraphy) around the concert hall Le CAP. The result is an accomplished fresco based on movement, music and science.<br>More information: <a href="https://www.bayahdezign.com/">https://www.bayahdezign.com/</a></div>

Salle le CAP

<div>REMOVED<br>Maye is one of the most famous and talented artists from Montpellier. On this piece of work, he gives a tribute to a friend Meso, passed away few months ago.</div>

Maye / Meso Verdanson

<div>Co working by master artists in South of France : Bault and Maye.<br><br><a href="https://www.artsper.com/fr/artistes-contemporains/france/4094/bault">https://www.artsper.com/fr/artistes-contemporains/france/4094/bault</a><br><a href="http://bault.tumblr.com/">http://bault.tumblr.com/</a><br><a href="http://itinerrance.fr/portfolio/maye/">http://itinerrance.fr/portfolio/maye/</a><br><a href="http://www.street-art-avenue.com/street-artist/maye">http://www.street-art-avenue.com/street-artist/maye</a></div>

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