Alice

Originally from Bayonne and passionate about drawing, Florian De Elizondo, aka "Flow", is a graffiti artist, muralist and decorator whose work stands out for its ability to create immersive, accessible, and deeply narrative visual worlds. Emerging from the graffiti scene—a practice he has pursued since the early 2000s—he has gradually developed a distinctive artistic language that blends technical mastery, an eye for detail, and a flair for visual storytelling.

In addition to his artistic activities, Flow is deeply involved in education and the art world. Since 2014, he has been teaching graffiti at the École supérieure d’art Pays Basque, sharing his expertise with new generations of artists. He regularly leads workshops for diverse audiences, sharing his passion for graffiti and murals. For him, art is primarily a means of connection and collective creation—something that brings people together and broadens their perspective on the world.

In Bouville, Flow presents an anamorphic mural inspired by the world of Lewis Carroll, inviting viewers to find the perfect vantage point to reveal its full magic.

Created on a shipping container—a symbol of an enclosed, industrial space—the artwork opens a gateway to a realm where imagination reigns supreme. Guided by the famous "Drink Me" bottle, Alice is poised to tumble into a universe of curiosity, dreams, and transformation.

As with any anamorphic piece, perception is key: what appears fragmented or distorted from one angle comes together from another, offering a fresh perspective on the image.

It is an immersive work that invites us to shift our gaze and let imagination transform reality, if only for a moment.