Les visages des jeux, Jo Di Bona’s free street-art exhibition, at Place du Louvre

As of October 1, 2024, Jo Di Bona, a leading figure in Parisian street art, is exhibiting “Les Visages des Jeux” on the railings of the Quartier Jeune, Place du Louvre. This free exhibition, on view for one month, showcases 24 unique works created in collaboration with Paris 2024 volunteers. A great opportunity to discover his Pop Graffiti and explore the diversity of the faces of the Olympic Games. How about a stroll? Let’s head for Place du Louvre to discover thestreet-art exhibition “Les Visages des Jeux” (Faces of the Games), which plunges us into the colorful, vibrant world of Jo Di Bona, an artist renowned for his singular technique combining collage and graffiti influences with pop culture. No fewer than 24 of his works, measuring 2m by 2m, are unveiled in the heart of Paris. Jo Di Bona, volunteer ambassador for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, has designed these portraits with a generous eye, evoking the poetry and emotion characteristic of his style. Through each portrait, he pays homage to human diversity, imbued with the spirit of sharing that defines him. Jo Di Bona, sometimes referred to as the “modern-day Fauvist”, has created his own artistic signature with Pop...