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The work is called "Service après-vente". It was made on May 28, 2014. It is located in the street "Saint Yves" in the fourteenth arrondissement of Paris. It was made by Charles LEVALET. There is a man who holds a hammer and let's us think that he is going to break a bunch of new technology objects. The hammer is a real hammer. Overall there is: a television, a phone, a computer... These objects are old, they are the first technological inventions. It is from ink to china on paper. Everything is black and white except the hammer which is beige. I think the message that he wanted to be passed is that the new generations spend too much time on social networks, on Netflix, on laptops ... Young people do not spend enough time with their families and do not appreciate the simple things of life. Before, young people took the time to appreciate the simple things of life because the new technologies were not as developed as today. I chose this work because I find that it made a real message and that unfortunately it represents the society of today. In addition, it is different from some that you can see that are multicolored and have no real message to make past behind.

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The artist who painted "Service après-vente" is French and his name is Charles Levalet (His real name is Charles Leval). He has been drawing and making collages since 2012 in the streets of Paris. He makes funny creations, which are painted most of the time in Indian ink on craft paper. He realizes his works to highlight the absurdity of certain scenes of everyday life. He was born in 1988 in Epinal. He grew up in Guadeloupe. At 13, he began painting on the island's walls. Back to France at 17, he studied visual arts in Strasbourg. He practices theater, photography, sculpture, painting. He is now a professor and teaches plastic arts in Paris.

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C215 painted the streetart on 4th january 2016. It's a tribute for the policeman Ahmed dead because of terrorist attack of Charlie Hebdo. The name of the work is « Je suis Ahmed ». He does this work at the 11 arrondissement of Paris. Next to the place that he was killed. He carry out this work with a stencil on a box at fire. He painted in front of this box his face from side-on in black and on the sid his full face in black too. « Je suis Ahmed » is written in white capital letters. In the background there is the colors from the french republic : blue, white and red. Christian Guémy has paint this work next to the family and co-worker from Ahmed. The title "Je suis Amhed" refers to the slogan from this attack : "Je suis Charlie".

I like this streetart because it's a very beautiful tribute to this policeman that just doing this job. It's a tribute too another policeman because they try to insure the peace and the security.

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The streetartist is C215, his real name is Christian Guémy. He was born on october 1973 in Bondy. He grew up with his grand parents. He studies in a catholic school. Then he studies history, economics and language. He is passionated by history. Now, he works and lives in Vitry-sur-seine where had created his studio. This town became the capital of streetart. At 32 years old, C215 start to paint again. His work is based on childhood, the anonymous, couples but animals too. His principal model is his child, Nina. His style is color.

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the performance of this face

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"je suis Ahmed "-> the work

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Streetart

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Christian Guémy, "C215"