On the program for this Urban Art Riviera episode 6, César Malfi receives Anthony Alberti aka Mr. One Teas, committed street artist and patron of the La Colle sur Love festival, and Vincent Pomparat, director of the La Colle sur Loup tourist office.
Together, they come to present the second edition of a young Côte d'Azur street art festival in which love takes over the city: La Colle-sur-Love.
The principle: twelve street artists from diverse backgrounds are selected, meet in a Provençal village, and cover the walls with love. Vincent Pomparat shares during this Urban Art Riviera episode 6 the fact that he is delighted with the break that was created by this event, and he is not the only one. The Collois have widely acclaimed this event which is now one of the must-sees in the Côte d'Azur calendar.
Commitment according to Mr One Teas
Anthony Alberti, aka Mr One Teas, is an artist with a committed approach, whose projects have traveled around the world. One of the best known is undoubtedly The Wack Donalds, where he denounces the failings of consumer society by hijacking the figure of Ronald McDonald.
In his eyes, a work is not worth doing if it does not convey anything.
The first thing is always the message.
Cesar Malfi's opinion
Faced with this question, César recalls the work Liberty, Equality, Femininity created in the Moulins district of Nice, where he chose to represent a woman in a place marked by inequalities.
Their discussions lead them to once again discuss in this program the trends specific to street art, and the danger it can have in certain situations.
A positive note to end this show: Cesar Malfi's love shots among the candidate artists!