Amoor, street artist and muralist
Street artist & muralist · France
Large-scale pop-realist portraits
Dijon, for Adoma with agency PALM, 2026
Amoor’s pop-realism
Amoor is a French street artist and muralist. Coming from graffiti, he has been painting since around 2007, professionally since 2015, and has developed a style he calls pop-realism: hyper-realistic portraits, spray-painted, set against abstract backgrounds of shapes, patterns and bold flat colour.
In his murals, a photographically precise black-and-white face sits alongside circles, waves, stars and stripes. Sometimes the portrait itself shifts mid-face from realism into pure colour. That collision between the finesse of the portrait and the graphic energy of the background is his signature.
Recent projects
His most recent projects: in November 2026, a 60 m² mural for Adoma, with agency PALM, in Dijon, France, where a father throws his child towards the sky; and for Christmas 2025, SNCF Gares & Connexions commissioned him, with Urban Art Déco, to paint a 30-metre site hoarding on a platform of Strasbourg train station, where the realistic portrait of a reimagined Alsatian woman stands out against half-timbering reinterpreted in pop art. His murals have also appeared in the Polygone district of Strasbourg, with the company Les Passeurs, on a glass recycling point on Rue Mozart in Sélestat, at Colmar hospital, and under the A86 motorway in Saint-Denis, Greater Paris, for Street Art Avenue.
Murals
With Urban Art Déco
For businesses, local authorities and developers, Amoor creates custom murals with the collective he founded, Urban Art Déco. He also passes on his technique through Formation Art Urbain, a mural-painting course available both online and in person.
Find out more
His career is retraced in his biography, and his references for cities and institutions are gathered on the murals and public art commissions page.
Contact
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