artist/ Gully

France

Born in 1977, Gully is a French street artist renowned for his unique fusion of graffiti and references to classical art. His journey began at the age of 15 when he discovered graffiti, a passion that shaped his artistic identity. In 2000, he actively painted along Paris’s RER C line, leaving his mark on the urban landscape. Over time, he transitioned from the streets to the canvas, retaining the energy and spontaneity of graffiti while refining his technique.

Recognized internationally, Gully exhibits his paintings in major galleries in Paris, London, and New York, attracting collectors and art enthusiasts from around the world. In 2023, his latest series explores the intersection of digital art and traditional painting, incorporating new techniques that push the boundaries of his signature style. His creations continue to captivate audiences, offering an innovative approach to artistic appropriation and reinterpretation. With growing demand and a loyal following, Gully has established himself as a major figure in contemporary art, redefining the relationship between street art and classical art.

His work pays homage to the greatest masters in art history, reinterpreting elements of Van Gogh, Seurat, Warhol, Basquiat, Calder, Remington, and Hopper within vibrant compositions. Rather than copying, he reinvents iconic figures and scenes, blending classical art and urban culture in a way that is both innovative and timeless. Graffiti remains a central element of his style, creating an unexpected encounter between tradition and modernity.