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Exposition « Yo ! Sainte Chapelle » de Homegraf
📅 Aug 8 – Aug 14, 2026
📍 Chapelle Sainte-Anne, 50380 Saint-Pair-sur-Mer
À propos
ZIES.
A muralist, I began graffiti in 2002 in Douai, where I developed a style of lettering inspired by the DVD, NRV and HK crew crews.
In 2004, I created my first frescoes with Pogne, then met Daho from the SAC crew in 2005, who enriched my technique. Moving to Normandy in 2009, we founded the Homegraf collective in 2016. Since 2020, under the blaze ZIES, I've been creating frescoes for professionals, individuals, associations and local authorities.
Exhibiting our work is essential, and embellishing walls remains the driving force behind the Homegraf collective!
POGNE.
Originally from the mining towns of Douai, Pogne has been an active artist for over twenty years. A portraitist and tattooist, he has developed a world where realism is imposed by a quest for accuracy, substance and emotion.
A member of the Homegraf collective, he builds bridges between classical art and contemporary practices. His career began on the street in the early 2000s with graffiti. Trained at the Saint-Luc school in Belgium, he draws inspiration from the 19th century and the masters of realism to build a body of work that blends tradition, modernity and urban art.
STEWA.
Graffiti artist from Caen, active since 2000, my practice is rooted in hip-hop culture and its values of respect, sharing and transmission. Inspired by Sane2, solice, cloze2 du 322k and pakone, I have developed a visual language based on letters and color.
Each project dialogues with its urban and social environment. I work with local authorities, schools and cultural organizations, notably with aero and then the Homegraf collective, to make graffiti an art form that fosters social cohesion.
KEYA.
Born in Granville, Brittany, with roots in Saint-Pair-sur-Mer, I'm Clelia Ja, aka Keya, visual artist and member of the Homegraf collective since 2024.
Trained in the plastic and graphic arts, I practice drawing, painting, collage and urban art. My work combines paper, images, objects and upcycling, between memory and matter.
I exhibit small-format works in which characters and architecture engage in dialogue, as well as a collective collection featuring spray paint cans and recycled objects.
Open daily from 10 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.
A muralist, I began graffiti in 2002 in Douai, where I developed a style of lettering inspired by the DVD, NRV and HK crew crews.
In 2004, I created my first frescoes with Pogne, then met Daho from the SAC crew in 2005, who enriched my technique. Moving to Normandy in 2009, we founded the Homegraf collective in 2016. Since 2020, under the blaze ZIES, I've been creating frescoes for professionals, individuals, associations and local authorities.
Exhibiting our work is essential, and embellishing walls remains the driving force behind the Homegraf collective!
POGNE.
Originally from the mining towns of Douai, Pogne has been an active artist for over twenty years. A portraitist and tattooist, he has developed a world where realism is imposed by a quest for accuracy, substance and emotion.
A member of the Homegraf collective, he builds bridges between classical art and contemporary practices. His career began on the street in the early 2000s with graffiti. Trained at the Saint-Luc school in Belgium, he draws inspiration from the 19th century and the masters of realism to build a body of work that blends tradition, modernity and urban art.
STEWA.
Graffiti artist from Caen, active since 2000, my practice is rooted in hip-hop culture and its values of respect, sharing and transmission. Inspired by Sane2, solice, cloze2 du 322k and pakone, I have developed a visual language based on letters and color.
Each project dialogues with its urban and social environment. I work with local authorities, schools and cultural organizations, notably with aero and then the Homegraf collective, to make graffiti an art form that fosters social cohesion.
KEYA.
Born in Granville, Brittany, with roots in Saint-Pair-sur-Mer, I'm Clelia Ja, aka Keya, visual artist and member of the Homegraf collective since 2024.
Trained in the plastic and graphic arts, I practice drawing, painting, collage and urban art. My work combines paper, images, objects and upcycling, between memory and matter.
I exhibit small-format works in which characters and architecture engage in dialogue, as well as a collective collection featuring spray paint cans and recycled objects.
Open daily from 10 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.