Arabic light calligraphy by Julien Breton

April 1st, 2009 | Published in Fine Arts, Photography | 2 Comments

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Julien Breton, aka Kalaam is a french guy from Nantes. In 2001 he started studying arabic calligraphy to achive, melting it with ‘tags’ lettering, a new calligraphy that was a perfect mixture between east and west cultures. But he wanted more, and he did all this making the best light graffitis I’ve ever seen so far, both for composition and photography. “Songe” – Palais idéal du facteur Cheval – 2008 Calligraphy : Julien Breton – Kaalam Photography : G.J. Plisson “L’art de l’instant” - Quiberon – 2007 Calligraphy : Julien Breton – Kaalam Photography : G.J. Plisson “Déraciné” - Lyon – 2007 Callligraphy : Julien Breton – Kaalam Photography : G.J. Plisson “Kata” – Atelier de Brusk Lyon – 2008 Calligraphy : Julien Breton – Kaalam Photography : G.J. Plisson “Poésie” – Pol’n – Nantes – 2007 calligraphy and photography : Julien Breton “Le savoir” Saint-Méen Les folies Siffay – 2007 Calligraphy : Julien Breton – Kaalam Photo : G.J. Plisson “Vivre libre” – Amphithéâtre de Fourvière – 2008 Calligraphy : Julien Breton – Kaalam Photography : G.J. Plisson