Until April 28, Urban Art Fair occupies the Carreau du Temple in Paris. For its 8th edition, the fair highlights all the diversity of movements that make up Street Art (graffiti, stencils, sculptures, monumental works) and current trends, from ecology to tributes to the history of classical art. Thanks to the many solo and duo shows, Urban Art Fair allows you to (re)discover pioneers of urban art but also to meet emerging artists who are renewing the French and international scene.

Cited alongside renowned artists such as Samy San, Excalibur, Lady Pink, Maxime Drouet, Saype, Bordalo II and Miss Tic, César Malfi is honored in this leading artistic magazine.

"Urban Art Fair also reveals one of the current trends in Street Art: the use of classical iconography (antique or Renaissance). This is the case of Cesare Malfi who reinterpreted the façade of the Basilica of Saint Peter in Chains in Rome, an unfinished project by Michelangelo, in his New Renaissance project. "The secrets of art history interest me," the young Street Artist from Nice reveals. After doing some research, I took the codes of Michelangelo's creations and completed them with naive drawings to create these 7 aerosol works that represent the 7 arts."