Ugo Gattoni is a French artist and illustrator renowned for his meticulous and immersive murals. His works, teeming with detail, invite the viewer to stroll and travel.
His work is rooted in a profoundly human approach: creation as encounter and sharing. This approach has led him to collaborate with renowned houses such as Hermès, Ruinart, Audemars Piguet, Cartier, Diptyque, and Pierre Frey, with whom he cultivates a shared commitment to craftsmanship and the long-term perspective.
Drawing on art history, architecture, and mythology, he crafts worlds where realism flirts with trompe-l'œil. His style emerged with his first monumental murals, such as Ultracopains (2011) and Bicycle (2012), which brought him widespread recognition. In 2015, he explored animation and color with Hippopolis for Hermès. In 2024, he designed the official posters for the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games, merging his vibrant universe with the world of sports.
Since 2018, he has been developing Nebula: his life project, a constantly expanding dream world, conceived as an ode to celebration, travel and infinite happiness.