STREET ART
IN BOULOGNE-BILLANCOURT
Street art, an urban art accessible to all
Street art, or urban art, refers to artistic works created in public spaces: murals, mosaics, collages, stencils or art installations.
Born in the street, he transforms the city into a space for expression accessible to all.
Today, street art is fully part of the urban cultural landscape and helps to reveal the identity and history of cities.
In Boulogne-Billancourt, it takes different forms, between institutional commissions and more spontaneous creations.
STREET ART
IN BOULOGNE-BILLANCOURT
Street art, an urban art accessible to all
Street art, or urban art, refers to artistic works created in public spaces: murals, mosaics, collages, stencils or art installations.
Born in the street, he transforms the city into a space for expression accessible to all.
Today, street art is fully part of the urban cultural landscape and helps to reveal the identity and history of cities.
In Boulogne-Billancourt, it takes different forms, between institutional commissions and more spontaneous creations.
THE STREET ART MAP
IN BOULOGNE-BILLANCOURT
You will find on the map below the street art works that we have identified.
If you have spotted any others, please contact us to let us know: contact@otbb.org or 01.41.41.54.54!
STREET ART
BY OTBB AND THE CITY
For several years, the City of Boulogne-Billancourt and the Tourist Office have been involved in enhancing public spaces through various artistic initiatives.
These projects enable:
- to beautify certain neighborhoods
- to promote local heritage
- to propose new discovery routes
Street art thus becomes a true cultural and tourist tool: the murals and installations help to tell the story and identity of the town.
The three trompe-l'œil murals that were painted at the initiative of the Tourist Office are:
- « Les personnages aux fenêtrescreated in 2016 based on the paintings of Museum of the 1930s, in order to showcase the nearby museum.
- « Davidcreated in 2016 based on the sculptures of Paul Landowski in order to highlight the Paul Landowski Museum a few dozen meters away.
- « La Fille qui marchecreated in 2017 based on the sculptures of Paul Belmondo in order to highlight the Paul Belmondo Museum 500m away.
THE BOULOGNE WALL
The Boulogne Wall was created as part of the 2021 Participatory Budget of the City of Boulogne-Billancourt.
Acaci’Art and the young artist Huihui Yé, were awarded prizes for the creation of a free expression street art wall in Boulogne Billancourt.
Located in the dead end of rue Paul Adolphe Souriau, on the Edouard Vaillant departmental road, linking the Porte de Saint Cloud to Sèvres, the Boulogne Wall has become a popular spot for street artists and graffiti artists.
200m of wall divided into 3 sections:
- 50m for professional artists invited by Acaci’Art exhibiting at the street entrance
- 15m for apprentice artists practicing with the street artists of Acaci’Art
- 135m of brick wall freely accessible, legal, without having to ask permission to paint from Acaci’Art.
INVADER AND STREET ARTISTS
IN BOULOGNE-BILLANCOURT
Boulogne-Billancourt also hosts works created more independently by recognized urban artists.
Among them, Invader is undoubtedly one of the most famous.
His mosaics inspired by retro video games can be seen in several cities around the world… including Boulogne-Billancourt.
These discreet works invite you to stroll and observe.
Other urban artists have also left their mark on certain walls or spaces in the city, contributing to enriching this constantly evolving artistic landscape.
STREET ART
BY OTBB AND THE CITY
For several years, the City of Boulogne-Billancourt and the Tourist Office have been involved in enhancing public spaces through various artistic initiatives.
These projects enable:
- to beautify certain neighborhoods
- to promote local heritage
- to propose new discovery routes
Street art thus becomes a true cultural and tourist tool: the murals and installations help to tell the story and identity of the town.
The three trompe-l'œil murals that were painted at the initiative of the Tourist Office are:
- « Les personnages aux fenêtres, created in 2016 based on the paintings of Museum of the 1930s, in order to showcase the nearby museum.
- « David, created in 2016 based on the sculptures of Paul Landowski in order to highlight the Paul Landowski Museum a few dozen meters away.
- « La Fille qui marche, created in 2017 based on the sculptures of Paul Belmondo in order to highlight the Paul Belmondo Museum 500m away.
THE BOULOGNE WALL
The Boulogne Wall was created as part of the 2021 Participatory Budget of the City of Boulogne-Billancourt.
Acaci’Art and the young artist Huihui Yé, were awarded prizes for the creation of a free expression street art wall in Boulogne Billancourt.
Located in the dead end of rue Paul Adolphe Souriau, on the Edouard Vaillant departmental road, linking the Porte de Saint Cloud to Sèvres, the Boulogne Wall has become a popular spot for street artists and graffiti artists.
200m of wall divided into 3 sections:
- 50m for professional artists invited by Acaci’Art exhibiting at the street entrance
- 15m for apprentice artists practicing with the street artists of Acaci’Art
- 135m of brick wall freely accessible, legal, without having to ask permission to paint from Acaci’Art.
INVADER AND STREET ARTISTS
IN BOULOGNE-BILLANCOURT
Boulogne-Billancourt also hosts works created more independently by recognized urban artists.
Among them, Invader is undoubtedly one of the most famous.
His mosaics inspired by retro video games can be seen in several cities around the world… including Boulogne-Billancourt.
👀 Ces œuvres discrètes invitent à la promenade et à l’observation.
Other urban artists have also left their mark on certain walls or spaces in the city, contributing to enriching this constantly evolving artistic landscape.
A NEW WAY TO DISCOVER THE CITY
Between heritage and contemporary creation
In Boulogne-Billancourt, street art engages in a dialogue with the architecture and history of the city.
Between 1930s buildings, contemporary districts and rehabilitated spaces, urban artworks naturally find their place in the Boulogne landscape.
A contrast that contributes to the cultural dynamism of the town.
Why discover street art in Boulogne-Billancourt?
✔ Une découverte culturelle originale
✔ Des œuvres accessibles gratuitement
✔ Une promenade artistique à ciel ouvert
✔ Une autre façon d’explorer la ville
🎨 Le street art à Boulogne-Billancourt reflète l’énergie créative et culturelle de la ville.
Between institutional initiatives and interventions by urban artists, it invites residents and visitors to take a different look at public space.
