SEE

Frédéric.K dit See, born in 1976 in Paris, started graffiti at the end of the 80's in the suburbs of Paris at the age of 13.

Surrounded by the P.S.L (Paris St Lazare) line and the RER A line, he couldn't stop himself from putting his mark on it. Starting by tagging the interiors and then the exteriors of the trains between Nanterre and St Germain en Laye, he soon began to tackle the capital's metros.

At that time, he tagged KRUZ and joined the crew: DKC, TCP, DUC, ASA, CMP.

The street artist changed his name several times, (AISE, JONKY, NEANO), before opting for the one with which he bludgeoned all styles of media; Subways, rer, trains, walls of highways, lines or even those of Paris.

He participated as an EASE in the first Whole Metro in the history of French graffiti.

In 1994, he met the HG with whom they graffiti many walls and streets.

In 1999, his destiny crosses that of the MPV. With them, the Ile De France railway network was an ideal playground to exhibit his works, especially for the Parisian metro.

In 2009, he discovered the pleasure of working on canvas with a different approach to what he could do in vandal graffiti. Thus, he varies his styles and his creativity increases tenfold with "relief and monochrome", while respecting a graffiti spirit.

In 2013, See goes back down in the bowels of the Parisian subway with his face uncovered by posting the video on the internet directly after having completed his painting.

See's talent is exhibited throughout Europe in many galleries and art fairs.