Beniso

Beniso is a contemporary visual artist from France whose dynamic work bridges the boundaries between street art and figurative painting. Born in the suburbs of Paris in 1988, Beniso discovered his passion for art as a teenager, initially expressing himself through graffiti and mural works that animated the urban landscape. Over the years, his practice has evolved, incorporating mixed media techniques, bold color palettes, and textured surfaces that reflect both the energy of the city and the subtle nuances of human emotion.

Drawing inspiration from French modernism, pop culture, and his own multicultural heritage, Beniso’s art explores themes of identity, social commentary, and transformation. His distinctive style—recognizable by its looping forms and expressive lines—has been exhibited in galleries across France and Europe, while large-scale murals by Beniso have become landmarks in Paris, Marseille, and Lyon. Dedicated to community engagement, he frequently collaborates with schools and art collectives, believing in the power of creativity to foster connection and change.

With each new project, Beniso continues to redefine the relationship between public space and personal narrative, establishing himself as a compelling voice in the contemporary French art scene.