Currently in Denmark for work, I couldn’t find a best time to bring this post to you. In the country of the famous Lego brand, I thought it was time to highlight an innovative cute way to bring some colours to your city..
Take some Basketball players, give them the rage of American Football players, the full-contact policy from Ice Hockey, put some trampolines in the middle and you get the SlamBall! Crazy sports for crazy people, Slamball is the latest team sport to get involve with. Massive jumps, massive dunks and rough contacts make this sport [...]
[...]That was the very first time I was exposed to it, and couldn’t believe how great the sound coming by simply claping, snaping or slaping yourself was.
[...] We arrived amongst the first, lights were still on and the sound had not even started which gave me some time to observe the set up a bit. Four massive walls of sound, about 2 meters high each, were surrounding the room…
We all have bad days sometimes, unfortunately it’s inevitable BUT you always have the choice about how you’re going to unleash this extra rush of adrenaline, to transform it from a negative vibe into a positive one..and here is a good way to do it: Krump!
For all Parkour lovers, who never dreamed of jumping 3 meters high to grab your next edge, without feeling the weightlessness… Projected on the wall JUMP | media facade | urban screening from urbanscreen on Vimeo.
Following my previous post about Wildsstyle graffiti, here is another famous style quite spread all across the globe, the Bubble style graff. Its name says it all, the alphabet used for this type of graffiti makes you think of bubbles floating in the air. It is using very curvy shapes and some discrete shadows or [...]
I always write my articles without any help but trying to explain a bit more what is one of the most complex form of graffiti is quite a challenge. Therefore I had to use our friend Wikipedia to get the required vocabulary to make myself clear. (I can already hear my french friends telling me [...]
[...] But the thing which really blows me away, was a video documentary about a type of urban writting that I’ve never seen before, the Pixacao.
Haloween spirit spread accross London and I couldn’t miss an opportunity (or excuse) to party like crazy especially surrounded by Zombie at the Ministry of Sound…
After a couple of drinks at the pub on Friday to celebrate Darcy’s leaving due, I planned to go North London in a Cuban bar in Camden Town, called the Cuban funnily enough, together with my girlfriend to see my mate Specone and some friends. Months ago, my mate SpecOne was making T-Shirts for his [...]
So far I might have spent something like 34 hours watching episodes of Heroes, don’t worry, not in one go, but that’s enough time to worth a little article about my favourite series. For those who don’t know, “Heroes” is a TV series originally premiered by the American channel NBC, telling the story of people [...]
In my serie of Street Art’s posts, here is the Stencil. The Stencil technique consists in painting or spraying over a “template”, “stencil plate” or again “pochoir”, which is basically cutting pieces out of some cardboard to make a layer that you can reproduce quickly anywhere. This is a great way to cut your painting [...]
[...] it simply started on Friday night, at La Grande Halle de la Vilette, where the label Warp from Sheffield and its french accomplice, Ed Bangers Records, both united for an electro night that I won’t forget…
For the 25th anniversary of the DMC World DJ Championships, Algeria celebrated its first entry in the Team competition thanks to Le Trio Du Jour.
You probably know graffiti, these pieces of art (or sometimes of rubbish) we can find everywhere in our cities. Sometimes so beautifull that they are invitd in museums, but sometimes hated when you got a dirty one on your front door. What if there is way to combine calligraphy, graff, photography, without costing a penny [...]
For once we got a bank holiday weekend here in the UK, I couldn’t let it go without doing something special. Luckily Virginie came over to make this weekend unforgettable. It all started on Friday with a beautiful restaurant on top of city called Le Coq d’Argent. It’s not because it was French food that [...]
Here is a quick photo montage of a buddha statue I shot from a shop in Amsterdam. I put it in a frame as I thought it was quite unusual and added some blur to give a bit of magic and spirituality…hope you’ll like it…
[...] But more than that, this wasn’t just the small competition from last year, this was a proper show with breakdance, mix, beatbox, entertainement and of course Parkour!
Pourquoi toujours se fier a un gros bonhomme blanc fait de pneus quand on parle de bonne cuisine?? Jamais compris, passons car j’ai trouvé votre meilleure destination culinaire si vous etes de passage ou non en Loire Atlantique!
Not enough of dancing like a robot a whole day between Tuesday to Wenesday, Last Friday I had to perform at our company Summer Party on the Theme Britain’s Got Talent..
Following my SandBall Tournament (Handball on the beach), where I had a muscle strain at my calf, I had the fantastic idea with my mate Faisal to participate to some kind of dancing competition for Samsung’s new mobile phone advertising (Beat DJ).. I remember him saying, “It’s gonna be big bro’, a lot of models, [...]
Ce post est un peu en retard, mais j’ai été pas mal occupé ces derniers temps comme les posts a venir vont le montrer.
Tout a commencé par ce tournoi de Sandball de St Marc sur Mer, maintenant officiellement parti du SandBall Tour.
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