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Jean-Pierre Morvan dit JPM Graffiti, graffeur-pochoiriste.
A eu sa première approche du street-art dans les année 60, en dessinant à la craie sur les trottoirs.
Ancien élève du collège d’arts graphiques Corvisart, il deviens graphiste-illustrateur indépendant à Paris, travaillant pour la publicité et l’édition, réalisant des couvertures de livres et des mises-en-pages.
En 1980, il s’installe en Bretagne, en exerçant comme maquettiste-publicitaire free lance tout en ayant une activité de peintre en lettres. De retour à Paris en 1990, il intègre une maison d’édition, où il se consacre aux livres pour enfants et aux produits dérivés de la BD.
A l’âge de la retraite, il s’intéresse à l’art urbain et il photographie les performances des graffeurs, et en 2009, à l’occasion d’une expo sur le graffiti à la Fondation Cartier, il se décide à sauter le pas, et à s’exprimer, lui -aussi, sur les murs par le biais du pochoir, mais aussi le collage et les stickers.
Son blog, http://jpmgraffiti.e-monsite.com
Son facebook : http://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=100001833933664
et son compte flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpmgraffiti/
Jean-Pierre Morvan said JPM Graffiti, graffiti artist-stencil artist .
Had his first approach to street art in the sixties (60’s ) by drawing with chalk on sidewalks.
Former student of the College of Graphic Arts Corvisart it become an independentgraphic designer and illustrator in Paris, working in advertising and publishing,performing covers of books and made-in-pages.
In 1980 he moved to Bretagne (out of paris in france ) , performing as a freelance advertising designer, while having an activity as a painter in words. Back in Paris in 1990, he joined a publishing company, where he focuses on children’s books and products derived from the comics.
At the age of retirement, he became interested in urban art and graffiti artistsperformance photography, and in 2009, on the occasion of an exhibition on graffitiat the Cartier Foundation, he decided to jump pace, and to express himself also, on the walls through the stencil, but also collage and stickers.
His blog, http://jpmgraffiti.e-monsite.com
His facebook : http://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=100001833933664
His flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpmgraffiti/
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