MURAL ARTIST / DESIGNER Nerone is a French mural artist and designer whose work celebrates the beauty and fragility of nature. Known for his vibrant large-scale murals, delicate typography, and refined sign painting, Nerone creates art that is both visually striking and deeply meaningful. Conscious of today’s ecological challenges and economic struggles, he uses his work as a platform to spread positive and hopeful messages. His signature dripping flowers symbolize the fleeting fragility of nature, reminding us how quickly it can disappear under the pressure of human activity. Nerone travels the world, transforming blank walls into monumental artworks and showcasing his creations in exhibitions. In his projects, he often chooses ecological paints that absorb CO₂, reinforcing his commitment to sustainable and responsible practices. Through his bold compositions and optimistic vision, Nerone invites people everywhere to reflect, connect, and reimagine their relationship with the natural world. His career has been marked by prestigious commissions around the world, including at the WHotel in Ibiza, the International Flowers Festival in Seoul, the FIA Formula E Championship in Berlin, and the Flower Show Turkey in Istanbul. Nerone’s bold, colorful murals now adorn cities as diverse as Paris, London, New York, and Miami, as well as Cartagena, Bangkok, Berlin, Marrakech, and Seoul. Nerone has also collaborated with leading international brands such as The Economist, Netflix, Danone, Puma, and Jaguar Land Rover, sharing his unique artistic vision with a global audience.
This vibrant mural by Nerone transforms an urban building facade with a colorful explosion of large-scale, abstract floral designs.
View this muralAs part of Waterford Walls Festival in Ireland, I spent one week transforming the back wall of Dooley’s Hotel into a giant, hand-painted wallpaper. My idea was to bring my graphic and floral universe to an architectural scale, wrapping the building in bold colors and flowing patterns. The process involved sketching, scaling up the design, and layering vibrant tones until the whole surface came alive. This mural was both a challenge in size and an opportunity to turn an ordinary wall into a striking visual experience for the city.
View this muralI was invited by Lucky Walls, alongside nine other international artists, to create a monumental 27-meter-high mural in Bremen, Germany. My assistant and I spent five intense days bringing this piece to life. For this project, we worked with climate-positive, mineral-based paint from the German brand KEIM, applying it mostly with brushes and rollers. Spray paint was only used for outlines and finer details. This innovative paint not only ensures durability but also helps to purify the surrounding air, making the mural both artistic and environmentally meaningful. Mural City is an international urban art festival dedicated to turning blank façades into permanent works of art. For its first edition, ten artists from across the globe transformed the walls of Bremen’s Gröpelingen district into an open-air gallery, free and accessible to everyone. The event brings color, inspiration, and long-term value to local communities through sustainable, climate-friendly art practice
View this muralIn January 2026, I’ve been invited by AOTA Festival to imagine and create a mural at the entry of The Plunge Hotel. For this wall, I wanted to capture the beauty of Florida by blending the aqua world with reef, coral, seaweed, and lush tropical plants. A mix of ocean and land, movement and life, all flowing into one. You will find below, some pictures capturing one beautiful and inspiring week of creation. Huge thanks to AOTA fam for inviting Frankie and I to be part of this new edition of the festival, we feel incredibly grateful and blessed to be here, celebrating art and community together.
View this muralHere are some pictures about the wall I’ve done in Bourgoin-Jallieu, close to Lyon in France. The weather was against me, kicking this wall in the rain all week but I’m happy with the result.
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