Born in Toulouse, France in 1969, during the Vietnam War. He spent part of his childhood in Vietnam, and after the fall of Saigon, he lived with his mother in Brazzaville, the capital of the Republic of the Congo, for two years, which had a profound impact on him and would later become part of his artist name. At the age of 17, he began creating graffiti in earnest in Paris. He later joined the Mort Aux Cons (commonly known as MAC) Crew, a famous French artist group, and began actively painting art on the walls of Paris.
In 2002, at a time when urban art was considered vandalism, he launched France\u0026#39;s first graffiti festival, the "Kosmopolite festival," overturning preconceived notions and becoming a driving force in spreading the idea that urban art is a major form of art. The festival has since been held for 12 consecutive years, changing people\u0026#39;s perceptions of urban art and street culture and becoming an event that energizes the city. Through his steady artistic activities, he has steadily become known not only in Europe but around the world, and has collaborated with prestige brands such as HERMES, CHANEL, and Richard Mille.