Moscow
Mosko, who for almost twenty years has unceremoniously covered Parisian walls with his multicolored animals.
His message is simple: "I want beauty, joy, and life, where there is ugliness, darkness, and ruins." And he knows ruins well, having come from the long-standing construction site of the Moskowa neighborhood in the eighteenth arrondissement, which was entirely renovated in the 90s.
Mosko often works with other artists, such as Jérôme Mesnager, Nemo, or Hondo.
After his passage, residents find their neighborhood transformed into an improbable multicolored savanna. Giraffes, zebras, toucans, and big cats become our neighbors and witnesses to our urban life.
In the street as in galleries, Mosko's works are created with stencils.
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