"Pompei City Vortex"

 The water that floods Pompeii represents the lava that submerged it 2000 years ago with the eruption of 79 AD. The ruins visited by millions of tourists every year are a clear example of resilience, demonstrating that people's work, whether artistic or not, can withstand time and adversity. We human beings live a short passage in the physical world, but the achievements of civilization and creative expressions transcend time and teach us how to continually reinvent ourselves from a human, social and artistic point of view. 
 

Takir is a French artist who received his bachelor's degree from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Lorient and his master's degree from the University of Antioquia de Medellin in Colombia. He has been practicing graffiti and street art for over 10 years, acquiring a thorough perspective on this movement historically, socially, and artistically. Graffiti is a part of his creative practice, and it impacted his worldview and identity, influencing him to address the city's overall reality. He draws inspiration from cities, traveling, photography, and graffiti, all of which are essential to his work. He participated in various international graffiti and street art festivals in France and across the world, including Colombia, and Panama. In Brussels, he participated in the Pictopia and Cinema- nomada street art course.