FA7 has developed a artistic journey at the intersection of multiple disciplines, from landscape painting and graphic arts to typography, urban culture, and digital practices.

Influenced from an early age by the legacy of Impressionism, plein-air painting, and a close connection with nature, he developed a particular sensitivity to landscape, light, and space. His approach gradually expanded through his experience with printing, illustration, and graffiti, giving rise to a hybrid practice in which traditional and contemporary techniques converge.

This diversity has shaped his vision of art as a continuous passage between the inner and outer worlds. Beyond purely aesthetic concerns, creation becomes a way of exploring perception, experience, and what FA7 more broadly describes as an “art of living.”

Fabien Gaillard is a French Painter. His painting practice revolves around an exploration of material, memory, and the relationship between the artist’s intervention and the inherent qualities of the surface.

Wood plays a central role in his work. Whether using fine wood species or reclaimed timber marked by time, Gaillard selects each surface for its unique character. Grain, irregularities, tonal variations, and existing traces are never concealed; instead, they become integral to the composition, sometimes guiding the artist’s gesture itself.

Gaillard works primarily with fluid acrylics and pigments that penetrate the wood fibres rather than covering them. Through transparency, layering, and absorption, colour both reveals and transforms the structure of the wood. Painting appears to emerge from within the surface,  creating a dialogue between pictorial matter and organic material.

Blending poetry, philosophical inquiry, environmental awareness and social commentary, RB creates an artistic universe where optimism coexists with critical reflection. 

Rather than delivering fixed messages, he seeks to spark curiosity, emotion and dialogue, convinced that art should remain above all a space for freedom, encounter and shared experience.

RB has built a coherent multidisciplinary practice driven by the same ambition : to create art that is generous, accessible and unmistakably contemporary – art that encourages viewers to question their perception of the world while preserving a vital space for imagination.

Toto is a Georgian painter whose practice brings together abstraction, spiritual imagery and the material traditions of painting. A specialist in encaustic and traditional painting techniques, he has developed a distinctive visual language over several decades, combining academic knowledge, iconographic heritage and contemporary experimentation.

His painting is primarily rooted in abstraction and in the development of a visual language of his own. Form, material, memory, and intuition guide a creative process in which the image gradually emerges rather than conforming to a predetermined narrative. Materiality lies at the heart of his approach.

A pioneer of Pressureism – the art of painting exclusively with aerosol spray – he has refined and elevated this technique by mastering the interplay of pressure, distance, and angle to create works distinguished by exceptional textures, depth, and luminous effects.

His work is based on complete mastery of freehand spray painting, executed without stencils, masking, or any auxiliary graphic tools. Through an extraordinary command of aerosol pressure, he creates subtle gradients, delicate drips, and intricate light effects with exceptional precision.
This approach allows for an extraordinary level of detail, even on small-scale formats, demonstrating that spray paint can achieve the same refinement traditionally associated with classical painting.