The Invisible Man . . .

When the Nouvel Observateur news magazine came this week I was flipping through it when a piece about one of my favorite artists, Jerome Mesnager, caught my eye. He is currently part of a three man show at the Pavillon Carré de Baudouin in Paris, along with two other artists, Nemo and Mosko. Jerome Mesnager has done a series of "White Man" (homme blanc) graffiti paintings all over the world in the past twenty years or more, many of which are in Paris, and some, like those shown below, that I photographed in various places.
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By coincidence, this evening, just a day after seeing the article in the Nouvel Obs, I stumbled on a post on Adam's Invisible Paris blog about this same exhibition. If you are not familiar with it already, Adam's Invisible Paris is a fabulous place to browse if you love Paris, as I know many of you out there do . . . well, I guess that begs the question : Who doesn't love Paris ? ? ? So by all means take a look at his blog, he does thorough research on the Paris-sites he presents, yet manages to make it all easy and compelling reading. . . yes indeed, that is one fine blog about Paris there. (No, he is not paying me anything to write this !)
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So here is one of Jerome Mesnager's works, photo circa 1993 . . .
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Yes indeed, I recommend you run on over to Invisible Paris, and then on into the visible Paris as fast as your long legs can carry you to go see the exhibition at the Pavillon Carré de Baudouin, 121 rue de Ménilmontant, 75020 . . . like this white man is . . . but before you take off running, take just a moment to let me know what you think of these photos ? Have you ever come across any of Mr. Mesnager's work (play) in your travels ?
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