CARROT

Carottes is a unique figure in Lyon's street art scene. True to his pseudonym, he chose the carrot as his visual signature and, over the years, transformed it into a true urban symbol. Drawn, painted, or pasted on the city's walls, his carrots appear at a street corner, on a discreet facade, or in an unexpected location, creating a spontaneous dialogue with residents.
Through this simple, instantly recognizable, and often humorous character, Carottes follows the tradition of urban artists who mark a city's landscape with a recurring motif. He uses the repetition of the carrot to create an emotional connection with public spaces, surprise passers-by, and bring a touch of lightness to daily life.
His work is characterized by an accessible and positive approach to urban art. Behind the apparent simplicity of the motif lies a genuine desire to bring color, whimsy, and poetry to the urban environment. Each appearance of his carrots acts as a wink to strollers, transforming a simple walk into an unexpected artistic experience.
Over the years, Carottes has become an artist appreciated by street art enthusiasts and collectors alike. His works contribute to Lyon's visual identity and attest to the dynamism of the local urban art scene. Between humor, spontaneity, and creativity, he develops an instantly identifiable universe that now holds a unique place in the French street art landscape.
His work reminds us that urban art can be both accessible, popular, and emotionally resonant. Thanks to his simple and universal graphic language, Carottes succeeds in creating a direct connection with the public, making each of his interventions a moment of surprise and visual pleasure.