Frédéric Gracia [SEP] place of birth
Frédéric Gracia
Frédéric Gracia (born 1959, in Paris) is a French artist, who is known for his trompe-l'œil murals, often in a hyperrealistic style and often on large exterior surfaces such as water towers and industrial chimneys. He calls himself a "peintre-alpiniste" (climber-painter) because he uses rope access techniques such as rappelling to create large outdoor murals.
Early work.
After studies in the decorative arts and a short period working as an illustrator in a graphics design studio,
- 2015: "Life's a Bitch (Toutes des connes)" — François Jaros
- 2016: "Maurice" — François Jaros
- 2017: "Mutants" — Alexandre Dostie
- 2018: "Pre-Drink" – Marc-Antoine Lemire, Maria Gracia Turgeon
Categories Lifetime Achievement.
The Jutra hommage was succeeded by the Iris Hommage in 2017.
- 1999: Marcel Sabourin
- 2000: Frédéric Back
- 2001: Gilles Carle
- 2002: Anne Claire Poirier
- 2003