Biography
Alan Ezur is a graffiti artist whose murals are tied to public commissions and festivals in the Savoie region of the French Alps.
In March 2025 he completed a painted passageway in central Albertville, covering two facing walls between Rue de la République and Place du Petit Marché. Initiated by local shopkeepers and the town's council of elders, the project depicts six key dates in local history, from the Allobroges to the 1992 Winter Olympics. That same year he spent about ten days in Crest-Voland painting a tribute to the late Swiss cyclist Gino Mäder, unveiled with his family present in July 2025 as the Tour de France passed through.
For the Val d'Arly Street Art Festival he painted "Déesse des Cimes" on the Darbelots snowmaking plant at Le Cernix, and returned in March 2026 to create an animal-themed mural at the pétanque ground in Saint-Nicolas-la-Chapelle.
In March 2025 he completed a painted passageway in central Albertville, covering two facing walls between Rue de la République and Place du Petit Marché. Initiated by local shopkeepers and the town's council of elders, the project depicts six key dates in local history, from the Allobroges to the 1992 Winter Olympics. That same year he spent about ten days in Crest-Voland painting a tribute to the late Swiss cyclist Gino Mäder, unveiled with his family present in July 2025 as the Tour de France passed through.
For the Val d'Arly Street Art Festival he painted "Déesse des Cimes" on the Darbelots snowmaking plant at Le Cernix, and returned in March 2026 to create an animal-themed mural at the pétanque ground in Saint-Nicolas-la-Chapelle.
The site contains a total of 2 artworks by Alan Ezur in 1 countries.
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