Born in eastern France in the mid-1970s, David (alias "Nasher") then moved to the West of France, to Nantes, aged 12.   

During his childhood, he sees the arrival of hip hop and the music and dance culture surrounding it. He was also absorbed by the emergence of the graffiti movement in Nantes, where he built his reputation and became one of the active pioneers of underground graffiti writing.

David is a self-taught artist and likes exploring creativity with painting, photography, music and multimedia. His passion has been using his favourite tool, the aerosol can, to create abstract artwork since the mid-1990s. 

His success has led him to participate in numerous solo and group exhibitions, along with some press publications, and his artwork can be found in private collections throughout Europe and the US. 

If you are unhappy with your item for any reason after receiving it, you may have the right to return the item and receive a full refund. You have up to 14 days from the day after receiving the item to contact us, cancel the purchase, and then return the item.

Please see our Delivery & Returns information for further details. 

Customs clearance is required for all goods moving from the UK, to the EU & the rest of the world, including return shipments. If we ship an item to the EU or the rest of the world, the buyer will be responsible for paying any applicable added tax and customs duties for the delivery. This also applies to item returns. 

Please see our Delivery & Returns information and our Terms of Use for further details.

* Product images are provided for reference only and may have slight colour variations compared to the product.

* Product images displayed in room backgrounds are for visualisation purposes only. They are not necessarily accurate to scale and may visualise the product with a frame-like border when it is sold unframed.

* Where products are photographed without a stretch frame, the image may highlight some creases in the artwork.

* Our products are hand-crafted and created using various paint types and mixed media. You can expect slight flaws, imperfections, splatters, small cracks or wrinkles. It is part of the uniqueness of the artwork and is natural if it does.