🏆 Nomination: Best Of 2022

Vinie

<div>Vinie born Virginie Masson, worked as artistic director of a communication house in parallel with painting.&nbsp; Initiated to graffiti as a teenager, she found her way and her particular style the day she fell on a black doll: slender, lean, big hypnotic eyes with big afro hair.&nbsp; She transforms her through the cultures of her time: hip-pop, pop and the provocative exuberance of her haircut, contrasting with the purity of the seductive features that sometimes make her doll's arrogance forgetful.</div>

L'Attente

<div>&nbsp;</div><div>C'est un véritable chantier artistique et participatif qui s'est concrétisé à Romainville: après celle consacrée à l'activiste pakistanaise Malala, la nouvelle fresque du programme « La place de la femme dans l'espace public»<br>L'auteure de la fresque, l'artiste toulousaine Vinie, a pioché dans les idées des enfants du centre social Marcel Cachin : <em>« Il y avait quelques idées qui ressortaient : la nature, la femme forte et celles qui ont marqué l'Histoire. J'ai essayé de m'inspirer de ces idées lorsque j'ai élaboré ma fresque. »<br></em><br></div><div>Une participation sur plusieurs niveaux, puisque Sonia a soumis deux projets aux locataires de la résidence, qui ont pu exprimer leur choix au travers d'un vote.<br><br></div><div><em>« Les gens sont très contents de leur quartier, commente Vinie. Cela donne un peu de couleur, de vie et surtout de rêve sur le bâtiment. »<br></em><br></div><div>Un résultat qui perpétue l'ambition du programme, qui cherche à réinvestir les femmes et leur image dans l'espace urbain. Vinie témoigne : <em>« Dans le street art, les femmes n'étaient pas nombreuses il y a 20 ans, c'est donc important pour moi d'intégrer la femme dans le street art. Cela permet de mettre les femmes dans la rue, de les montrer autrement. »</em>&nbsp;<br>-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>It is a real artistic and participatory project that has materialized in Romainville: after the one dedicated to the Pakistani activist Malala, the new fresco of the program "The place of women in the public space"<br>The author of the fresco, the Toulouse artist Vinie, drew on the ideas of the children of the Marcel Cachin social center: “There were a few ideas that stood out: nature, the strong woman and those who marked history. I tried to draw inspiration from these ideas when I designed my fresco. »<br><br>Participation on several levels, since Sonia submitted two designs to the tenants of the residence, who were able to express their choice through a vote.<br><br>“People are very happy with their neighborhood,” comments Vinie. This gives a bit of color, life and above all dreams to the building. »<br><br>A result that perpetuates the ambition of the program, which seeks to reinvest women and their image in the urban space. Vinie testifies: “In street art, women were not numerous 20 years ago, so it is important for me to integrate women into street art. This makes it possible to put women in the street, to show them differently. »</div>

On top of the world.

<div>&nbsp;20 spectacular murals reflecting the creativity, diversity and resiliency of this Nw Rochelle community. A tribute to Mother Nature, Diversity, Gender Equality and many more important values. Brought to you by Street Art Mankind!<br>&nbsp;An ode to New Rochelle, the “Queen City of the Sound” and its vibrant scene. New Rochelle has been a destination for artists and performers for over a century with Glen Island at the center of their creative performances…&nbsp;</div>

Dancing Queen

Roti Riot

Peeta

Seth Globepainter

<div>Invited for the book &nbsp;Vitry vit le street art II</div>

various artists

<div>Vinie born Virginie Masson, worked as artistic director of a communication house in parallel with painting.&nbsp; Initiated to graffiti as a teenager, she found her way and her particular style the day she fell on a black doll: slender, lean, big hypnotic eyes with big afro hair.&nbsp; She transforms her through the cultures of her time: hip-pop, pop and the provocative exuberance of her haircut, contrasting with the purity of the seductive features that sometimes make her doll's arrogance forgetful. Accoudée Près du Canal was painted during the Ourcq Living Color Festival.</div>

Accoudée Près du Canal

reaone

<div>It's a part of a large fresco painted by Vinie and Rea (aka Reaoner).<br><br>Update 22/07/2022</div>

Blue dream

<div>A collaboration between Vinie (viniegraffiti) and Reaoner</div>

Untitled

Street Art Mankind

<div>&nbsp;Discover a unique street art walk in Chatou, cradle of impressionism, where 6 artists coming from all round the world have created 8 spectacular artworks inspired by Chatou, its history and values.<br><br>Découvrez un parcours « street art » exceptionnel à Chatou, berceau de l’impressionnisme, où 6 artistes venus du monde entier, ont créé 8 œuvres monumentales inspirée de Chatou, son histoire et ses valeurs.<br><br></div>

Diversité

<div>Located in the "Marché Malik", this painting done by the artist Vinnie, represents the character she created, easily recognazable by her cute face and her crazy hairs. You can see the artist in front of it on the last photo !</div>

<div>The French artist Vinie Graffiti started his wall today, in the Hauts de Vallons residence. Fresco created as part of Ono'u 2019.</div>

Vinie in Hauts de Vallons

<div>Vinie painted this mural during the Ono'u Festival on the wall of a building in Papeete in June 2018.</div>

Vinie in Papeete

L'arbre

<div>Loures Arte Publica Festival 2017</div>

<div>Wall art realised in collaboration with AKhine (@akhine.art) for the Biam 2020 (International Biennale of Wall Art) organised by the Collectif Renart</div>

<ul><li>Sa femme signature est une poupée noire, au corps élancé et dont les yeux ont des airs de manga japonais. Celle qui est progressivement devenue sa figure fétiche, est dotée d'une coiffure affro. Pin-up des temps modernes, sa créature est un savant mélange d'inspiration hip-hop pour le look et pop pour les couleurs flamboyantes.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Source :&nbsp; Decazeville communauté. </strong><a href="https://www.decazeville-communaute.fr/listes/les-street-artistes-du-mur-murs-fest/"><strong>https://www.decazeville-communaute.fr/listes/les-street-artistes-du-mur-murs-fest/</strong></a><strong> . Instagram @murmurfestival. </strong></li><li>On the balcony - His signature wife is a black doll, slender body and Japanese manga eyes look. The one who slowly becomes his favorite, has a shabby hairstyle. Pin-up modern times, his creature is a mix of hip-hop inspiration for the look and pop for flamboyant colors.&nbsp;</li></ul>

Au balcon

Quai de Valmy 

Zest

Hopare

Gael Dod

Pablito Zago

Stoul

Bust the Drip

Osru

Astro

<div>These artworks were made during the first two editions of the Street Art On The Roc festival at La Karrière.</div>

Panoramique des fresques de La Karrière

@jodibona

Alber

Romain Froquet

Kouka

Iljin

Zenoy

KinMx

Itvan Kebadian

<div>Du 26 Octobre au 4 novembre 2019, 10 artistes des sessions précédentes reviennent à Decazeville, et deux nouveaux ZENOY et Itvan Kebadian. Ils vous donnent rendez-vous sur des installations inédites, six murs en béton, de 6 m de long et 3.40 m de haut, avec 2 faces qui seront visibles sur la Zone du Centre jusqu'à fin juin 2020.&nbsp;<br>www.decazeville-communaute.fr&nbsp;<br>Instagram @murmursfestival&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;<br>Facebook @murmurs.streetart.decazeville</div>

MurMurs Fait le Mur

<div>Oeuvre de Vinie peinte sur le mur de l'école à Te'avaro sur l'île de Moorea. L'oeuvre est signée "Vinie, no te mau tamari'i". Elle a été réalisée dans le cadre du festival Ono'u.</div>

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