Jace's Gwo Ka in the Gate — artwork #6906 by Jace · Puilacher, France

graffiti personnage cartoon humour Jace

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Jace

Born in Le Havre in 1973, Jace grew up on Réunion island, where he first picked up a spray can in the late 1980s. In 1990, while studying biology in Saint-Denis, he created what would become his signature figure: the Gouzou, a small orange character with no face, hands or feet, whose mood shifts with the news of the day — sometimes melancholic, sometimes punk, joyful or rebellious. His first show…

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Added 01/04/2023

Tucked behind an arched metal gate in an industrial building in Puilacher, Jace's Gwo Ka appears tiny, yellow and mischievous, with its characteristic expressive look. The integration of the character into the existing industrial architecture demonstrates Jace's ability to use the real setting as a narrative stage. The understated humor and small scale invite the passer-by to a careful discovery.

The artwork Gwo Ka dans la grille de Jace is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Puilacher in France, more precisely here: 222 D123E4, 34230 Puilacher, France.

This graffiti is also tagged as: personnage, cartoon, humour, Jace.

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The photo was published on 01-04-2023 by Mephisroth.

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