Mo Che

Mo’Che is a French artist talent working primarily within the Abstract Neo Expressionism.

He creates modern artwork mixed with surrealism, often satire and dark humor about dark childhood memories imprinted within PopCulture, Japanese Animation, Amazigh culture and Greek mythological world.

He was Influenced at an early age by Japanese Animation ( Akira mostly the comic book, Akira Toriyama, Studio Gainax productions, Miyazaki and many others ), American Graphic Novel such as Watchmen, Hellboy,..etc

Interest about mental health therapy following a diagnosis for auto-immune disease made him discover “The Heroes Journey” of Joseph Campbell and the different kind of heroes human being can become and how we can deal with the fall into Hell and get out of it a new Individual! That journey through the Abyss…

Mo spent 16 years living in Asia and 4 years ago moving back to France started a research on his roots brought to light his heritage and made him use the Amazigh (often found in Berber tattoos) symbolism and language (The Tifinagh a lost language that was primarily transmitted verbally and is now re-emerging in certain part of Morocco and Algeria).

His art is comparable to that peom he co-wrote with one of his friend...

Learnt art in early age and then studied marketing and design in university in France.

As Mo discovered along the way sometimes No education can be the best education.
Being self taught helped him go for different source material and different areas without being corrupted by the Art school archetype.

First art exhibition in Chalon France