My Wear Collection extends my artistic practice beyond murals and gallery walls, transforming original artworks into clothing that can be worn every day. Rather than treating apparel as merchandise, I see each garment as another medium through which my visual language can continue to exist and reach new audiences.

Every illustration featured in this collection originates from the same creative process that drives my paintings, murals and graphic design projects. Whether inspired by monumental public artworks or developed exclusively for clothing, every design reflects the themes that have shaped my work for many years: cyberpunk, Art Nouveau, architecture, organic structures and the evolving relationship between humanity and technology.

This collection is intended for people who appreciate illustration, contemporary art and visual storytelling as much as fashion itself.

From Murals to Wearable Art

Many of the designs available in the collection are directly connected to murals documented throughout this website.

Characters such as Valkyrie, Salomé, Dolores, Judith, and La Semeuse were originally conceived as large-scale mural paintings before becoming wearable artworks. Each project explores different aspects of my artistic universe while sharing the same visual identity inspired by cyberpunk aesthetics and the decorative elegance of Art Nouveau.

These connections allow visitors to discover the complete story behind each illustration. A mural created on a public wall can continue its journey as a print, a sweatshirt or a t-shirt, creating a dialogue between urban space and everyday life.

Exclusive Illustrations

Not every design begins as a mural.

Some illustrations were created specifically for the Wear collection, allowing me greater freedom to experiment with typography, graphic compositions and visual ideas that are not necessarily intended for large architectural surfaces.

These exclusive artworks often explore more minimalist or graphic directions while remaining faithful to the themes that define my artistic practice. They complement the mural-inspired collection by offering designs that exist only through clothing and selected products.

Together, these different approaches create a catalogue that reflects the diversity of my work rather than repeating the same visual formula.

A Consistent Artistic Universe

Although each illustration has its own identity, they all belong to a coherent visual language developed over almost three decades.

Flowers coexist with mechanical structures. Organic forms intertwine with fragments of architecture. Elegant female figures inspired by nineteenth-century illustration encounter futuristic technologies borrowed from cyberpunk culture. This dialogue between past and future, nature and machine, remains at the heart of every design.

Rather than following seasonal trends, my objective is to create illustrations that remain visually relevant over time. Every garment reflects the same artistic research that can also be found throughout my murals, drawings and graphic design projects.

More Than Streetwear

My relationship with graffiti and street art naturally influenced the creation of this collection, but these designs are not intended to imitate traditional streetwear.

Instead, they reflect a broader artistic practice developed through public murals, Fine Arts education, graphic design and international collaborations. Every illustration is conceived as an original artwork before becoming part of a wearable collection.

This approach allows collectors and supporters to experience my work in a different way while remaining connected to the ideas that inspired each composition.

Discover the Stories Behind Every Design

Many illustrations featured in the Wear collection are documented elsewhere on this website.

Visitors interested in learning more about a specific character or artwork can discover the original mural, the creative process or the concepts behind the illustration through dedicated articles published in the blog.

This creates a continuous relationship between the artwork itself and the stories that accompany it. Clothing becomes another chapter within a much larger artistic journey rather than an isolated commercial product.

A Collection That Continues to Grow

As new mural projects and illustrations are created, the Wear collection evolves alongside them.

New characters, graphic experiments and visual concepts regularly expand the catalogue while maintaining the same artistic direction. Every new project contributes to a growing universe where murals, illustrations, graphic design, prints and clothing remain closely connected.

Whether you discover my work through a monumental mural, an exhibition, a graphic design project or a piece of clothing, each creation belongs to the same ongoing exploration of contemporary urban art and visual storytelling.

If you enjoy combining art with everyday life, this collection offers another way to experience and support my work beyond the walls where many of these images first appeared.

What can I find in this Wear Collection?

The collection includes artistic t-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts featuring original illustrations inspired by my murals, paintings and graphic design projects.

Are the clothing designs connected to your murals?

Many designs are directly based on mural projects such as Valkyrie, Salomé, Dolores, Judith and La Semeuse, while others are exclusive illustrations created specifically for the Wear collection.

Do all your illustrations exist as murals?

No. Some artworks were created exclusively for clothing and are not associated with a mural, allowing me to explore new graphic compositions and artistic ideas.

Where can I learn more about the artworks featured on the clothing?

Many designs are linked to dedicated articles on my website, where you can discover the original mural, the creative process and the ideas behind each illustration.

Can I commission a mural inspired by one of these designs?

Yes. If you would like a mural or custom artwork inspired by my artistic universe, you can contact me through the website to discuss your project.