Creating work halfway between urban art and conceptual art, Rero questions the context of art as well as the codes that govern images and intellectual property with an acronym that regularly crops up in his pieces: WYSIWYG (What You See IsWhat You Get).

Aliou Diack reveals the chaotic harmony of the world through a poetic and metaphysical vision, emphasizing the link between all elements in an organic whole. Rero, for his part, captures the ephemeral beauty of life’s moments, contemplative poetry inspired by the transience of time.

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Jan 26, 2025 · French artist Rero is celebrated for his thought-provoking text-based works that challenge perceptions of art, language and societal norms. His signature style involves crossing out bold,...

May 8, 2022 · Rio de Janeiro-based French artist Alexis Devevey, also known as Rero, talks about inventing an instantly recognizable graphic signature using the universal Verdana typeface in capitals and a...

The work of RERO (b. 1983), while instantly recognizable from his distinctive visual style, contains within it an inherent fluidity as he explores myriad social concepts, from technology and consumerism to language and obsolescence.

Rero’s intriguing and luminous artworks, infused with a modern and transgressive sense of poetry, have been exhibited at the MAC/VAL, the Pompidou Centre, CentQuatre, the Vasarely Foundation, the Grand Palais and the Bogotá Contemporary Art Museum.

Rero’s intriguing and luminous artworks, infused with a modern and transgressive sense of poetry, have been exhibited at the MAC/VAL, the Pompidou Centre, CentQuatre, the Vasarely Foundation, the Grand Palais and the Bogotá Contemporary Art Museum.

Intrigantes, lumineuses, riches d’une poésie moderne et transgressive, les oeuvres de Rero ont été présentées au 104, au MAC/VAL, au Centre Pompidou, à la Fondation Vasarely, au Grand Palais ou au MAC Bogota.

Straddling between urban art and conceptual art, the French artist RERO examines on one hand the art context, and on the other hand, the codes of imagery and intellectual property through an acronym that regularly appears in his works: WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get). Diversion and self-censorship - he crosses out his messages with a ...