Theory of Chaos

Poser was born in 1986 in Suresnes. He grew up in Essonne, driven from an early age by a multifaceted artistic sensibility: music, drawing, painting, photography. Art is not a choice for him, but a natural breath of fresh air, an instinctive territory to which he constantly returns, as if guided by an inner calling.

In 2004, his encounter with graffiti had an explosive effect. The black and white of the pencil gave way to the vibrant colors of spray paint. Abandoned lots became studios, walls became testing grounds. He discovered the raw energy of letters, the power of movement, the adrenaline of the moment. He fell in love with lettering as much as with hip-hop culture as a whole—a visual and auditory language that profoundly shaped his artistic identity.

Trained in applied arts, then becoming an interior designer, Poser developed a keen sense of space and composition. He learned to read volumes, to think about shapes in their environment, to orchestrate colors with precision. This dual approach—instinctive and structured—now feeds his entire practice.

His universe is a crossroads of influences: comic books, classical painting, graffiti, street art, Japanese prints, and contemporary graphic design. He does not juxtapose these references, he merges them. His works become arenas for dialogue where urban culture meets elegant lines, where spontaneity is balanced with mastery.

Between tension and harmony, energy and delicacy, Poser composes a unique visual style—vibrant, rooted in its era, yet imbued with more timeless resonances.