Just got back from Zoo Art Show in Paris — and what an experience. Set in a sprawling 4,000 m² space in La Défense, this unique museum brings urban art culture to life in a way I’ve never seen before.

The energy was electric. Over 500 international artists from 26 countries and 37 French departments, including a huge lineup from the Paris region, transformed the venue into a pulsating hub of color, form, and rebellion. From massive murals to intricate installations, from 3D illusions to classic tags and throw-ups — this wasn’t just a show; it was a full-blown takeover.

Urban legends. Emerging voices. The range of styles and mediums was mind-blowing. The lineup: 1UP, Okuda, CES, SETH, Lady K, DOES, Darco, Fuzi, Case Maclaim, Dize 156, Grems, and TONY NOEL — just to name a few.

Zoo Art Show isn’t just about showcasing graffiti — it’s about celebrating urban culture as a living, breathing force. Every corridor, wall, and open space was a canvas. Every corner told a story. Whether you’re into street photography, graffiti history, or just raw creative expression, this was the place to be.

If you’re in Paris or anywhere close, this is a must-see. Bold, immersive, and truly unlike anything else in France.