Bishop Parigo

Bishop Parigo, whose real name is Nicolas Poirier, is a French artist born in 1981, based in the Paris region. Self -taught, he first formed as a painter in letters and model maker in technical design, before turning to illustration and urban art. His artistic universe, both colorful and imbued with carefree, is populated by small birds with globular eyes and fanciful creatures, evoking the aesthetics of "Happy Tree Friends".Art shortlist+2art shortlist+2artsper+2www.carredartistes.com+1olow+1

Versatile artist, Bishop Parigo explores various supports such as canvas, wood, concrete, fabric and arters. His distinctive style allowed him to collaborate with renowned brands such as Posca, Casio G-Shock, Nestlé Dolce Gusto, Eastpak, Wrung and Otaku. Engaged in artistic projects with a social dimension, he notably participated in the campaign "Le Ballon de Tomorrow" with rebound, by creating a recyclable football ball decorated with its emblematic colored birds.

His works, imprints of urban poetry, are visible both in gallery and in public space.