Biography

After some years of intensive practice in graffiti in Buenos Aires, Franco Fasoli leaned toward other ways of painting in the street, whether it was by the technique, usually experimental, or by the pictorial style. He became then known under the name of Jaz for his atypical style of representing encounters, situations or human feelings through scenes where animals and geometrical forms cross themselves. Mass phenomena or unarmed combats are subjects that frequently meet in his paintings, where bodies get confused in a dead-end track.

Photo credits

Élisa Murcia-Artengo, David Demougeot, Nicolas Waltefaugle, Nahra Bahler