SONAC

<div>To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the zoo, from May 16, 2022, the facades of downtown Amiens will host the giant works of the world-famous street artist SONAC. In all discretion, SONAC has been able to immortalize movements, looks, or even behaviors of certain animals in the zoo to restore them to us in the urban environment.<br><br>Here we can meet the california seal and the Golden-headed Lion Tamarin of the Zoo.<br><br>&nbsp;SONAC instagram :&nbsp; https://www.instagram.com/sonac.artwork/&nbsp;</div>

OTARIE DE CALIFORNIE et TAMARIN-LION À TÊTE DORÉE 

ROMAIN DOREZ

<div>An artwork made for Amiens ICONIC Festival 2021 which represents the Nautilus facing an giant octopus . An hommage of the Jules Verne's Book named "20000&nbsp; Leagues Under The Sea".<br><br>Romain Dorez is an artist from Amiens born in 1989, passionate about the worlds of geeks and pop culture.<br><br>About Romain Dorez : https://dorezromain.com/</div>

Nemoctopus

<div>To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the zoo, from May 16, 2022, the facades of downtown Amiens will host the giant works of the world-famous street artist SONAC. In all discretion, SONAC has been able to immortalize movements, looks, or even behaviors of certain animals in the zoo to restore them to us in the urban environment.<br><br>Here we can meet the common ostrich of the Zoo.<br><br>&nbsp;SONAC instagram :&nbsp; https://www.instagram.com/sonac.artwork/&nbsp;</div>

Autruches

Ememem

<div>A flacking done for Amiens ICONIC Festival 2021. It is simple written on it "Ci-gît un nid-de-poule !" which can be translated by "Here lies a pothole !" &nbsp;<br><br>About flacking : To formalize its style and technique, Ememem invents the term of «flacking», from the french word «flaque» (puddle), and flacking is commonly used today to designate this new "art of repairing holes".&nbsp;<br><br>More about Ememem and flacking on https://www.ememem-flacking.net/</div>

Ci-gît un nid-de-poule !

Poes

Jober

<div>This is a monumental fresco by Poes and Jober done for the "IC.ON.IC Festival 2021" and untitled " L’épopée de Gilgamesh - Tablette XI - L’homme qui ne voulait pas mourir". <br>Installed on the gable of a small building in the "rue du pont à Moinet", it features the last chapter of the "Epic of Gilgamesh", the oldest story discovered in the world. <br><br>&nbsp;Other chapters and side stories of this epic were painted in Toulouse, Lille, Wavrechain-sous-Denain near Valenciennes or in the city of Port in Reunion. <br><br>&nbsp;More information: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/monsieurpoes/">https://www.facebook.com/monsieurpoes/</a> and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/jober.artwork/">https://www.facebook.com/jober.artwork/</a>&nbsp;</div>

Artworks in Amiens