Opening of the "Ombres blanches & lignes noires" exhibition by Mesnager and EZP

The Espace Matisse in Creil invites you to the opening of the exhibition "Ombres blanches & lignes noires" by Jérôme Mesnager and EZP on Friday 15 November at 6pm, in the presence of the artists.

They are two French street artists with singular backgrounds:
Mesnager is one of the pioneers of Parisian urban art. The creator of the iconic "Man in White", a figure symbolising peace and light, he has left his mark on legendary sites from Paris to the Great Wall of China. His internationally acclaimed work evokes strength and poetry in public spaces.
EZP, on the other hand, is a Creillois artist who began his artistic adventure in graffiti in the 80s, influenced by Californian art. He developed a style combining offbeat humour and popular references that he transposed onto the walls of the areas he travelled through. Combining graffiti and stencils in works full of colour and meaning, he has reinvented his art through collaborations with other renowned artists.

This exhibition promises a dialogue between two generations of artists, uniting the power of Mesnager's symbols with the colourful work of EZP.

The exhibition runs from 15 November to 18 January, during gallery opening hours:
Tuesday to Saturday, 2pm to 5pm
(Closed during the school holidays from 21 December to 6 January)
Free admission