Collection: Jo Di Bona

Jo Di Bona, an iconic figure in Parisian street art, is renowned for his unique Pop Graffiti technique, which blends collages, graffiti influences, and pop culture. His vibrant and colorful works pay homage to both historical icons and the unsung, with an approach focused on sharing and emotion.

Winner of the EDF Foundation's 1st Prize for Graffiti in 2014, he has since held numerous international exhibitions and created major frescoes, notably at the Musée de l'Immigration in Paris, Lisbon, Atlanta, and at events in New York and Miami. His work is represented by the Galerie Barrou Planquart and exhibited at art fairs around the world.

Internationally acclaimed, Jo Di Bona has been featured in major media outlets and is one of the key artists of contemporary street art. In 2024, he published his first monograph with Gallimard // Alternatives and was named a volunteer ambassador for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. On this occasion, he orchestrated one of the largest artistic collaborations in the world, bringing together 45,000 volunteers to create 26 works exhibited in Paris.