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A journey between graffiti and abstraction From the 1990s onward, Leyto became involved in vandal graffiti, particularly tagging, before exploring canvas painting in the early 2000s. His artistic approach is based on a fusion of urban art and abstract painting, seeking to create a harmonious connection between these two practices. Since 2013, he has dedicated his work to the search for balance between forms, lines, and movement, playing with the energy of graffiti and the depth of abstraction. His unique graphic universe is characterized by a controlled use of line, oscillating between calligraphic gestures and structured composition. Leyto has exhibited his works in France and internationally, attracting the attention of contemporary art, street art, and abstraction enthusiasts. His work appeals to both collectors and art galleries thanks to its original aesthetic and innovative approach to abstract graffiti. In constant experimentation, the artist continues to explore new techniques and materials in order to push the boundaries of abstraction and graffiti. Whether on canvas, walls, or urban spaces, he seeks to develop a universal visual language capable of resonating with a wide audience.
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Etymologie et chlorophylle
Etymologie et chlorophylle
90x70 cm
1500 €
150x50 cm
2000 €
Melkaj
Melkaj
150x50 cm
2000 €
Composition et bucolisme
Composition et bucolisme
146x114 cm
2900 €
Sans titre
Sans titre
80x80 cm
1400 €
Etymologie et chlorophylle
Etymologie et chlorophylle
100x73 cm
1400 €
Partition sémantique n°2
Partition sémantique n°2
130x97 cm
2500 €
Hyperbole
Hyperbole
81x100 cm
1500 €
Partition sémantique n°3
Partition sémantique n°3
100x100 cm
1700 €
Magnolia
Magnolia
100x73 cm
1600 €
Texte et chamanisme
Texte et chamanisme
130x97 cm
2700 €
Sans titre
Sans titre
100x100 cm
1800 €
Mabrouk
Mabrouk
100x81 cm
1700 €
sans titre 5
sans titre 5
100x100 cm
1800 €

Leyto

A journey between graffiti and abstraction From the 1990s onward, Leyto became involved in vandal graffiti, particularly tagging, before exploring canvas painting in the early 2000s. His artistic approach is based on a fusion of urban art and abstract painting, seeking to create a harmonious connection between these two practices. Since 2013, he has dedicated his work to the search for balance between forms, lines, and movement, playing with the energy of graffiti and the depth of abstraction. His unique graphic universe is characterized by a controlled use of line, oscillating between calligraphic gestures and structured composition. Leyto has exhibited his works in France and internationally, attracting the attention of contemporary art, street art, and abstraction enthusiasts. His work appeals to both collectors and art galleries thanks to its original aesthetic and innovative approach to abstract graffiti. In constant experimentation, the artist continues to explore new techniques and materials in order to push the boundaries of abstraction and graffiti. Whether on canvas, walls, or urban spaces, he seeks to develop a universal visual language capable of resonating with a wide audience.