He has been decorating walls inspired by the people he met for around ten years and creating contemporary works using acrylic paint evoking Rock Art. His technique evolves as he travels, influencing his mixes (earthy tones combined with shimmering colours). In his work, imaginary animals appear over innocent backgrounds and the artist has his own ironic take on iconic tales. He includes his own beliefs to give his projects a social dimension. David Selor recently curated the “b-212” group exhibition. He has also taken part in several group exhibitions in Bordeaux. His works are highly sought after by private collectors from Brazil to Paris. He is currently taking on new projects: artist-in-residence (at Saujon Multimedia Library), charity and gallery exhibitions, a fresco (the “Wonderwall” project), videos and land art in a book for artist MR Poulet.