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From his youth, Charlie Bobo developed a passion for images and studied Graphic and Applied Arts at the School of Industrial Design then at the National School of Fine Art in Paris. Fascinated by pop art and Anglo-Saxon graphics, he began his career as an illustrator in the press, then in publishing . He has also worked occasionally with The Image Bank and Ikea. Since 1990, he also taught illustration, trompe-l'oeil and decorative painting at the MJM Art School Paris, an Applied Arts school. From 1997 to 2003, he was also responsible for the “Ateliers de la Ville de Paris” decorative painting workshop - ADAC. Alongside his career as an illustrator and teacher, Charlie Bobo has never stopped painting: He took his inspiration from music and his travels, and of course Vermeer, Paul Delvaux and Frank Zappa. He is a member of the Taylor Foundation, an association of artists, painters, sculptors, architects, engravers and illustrators. From 1998 onwards, he produced a large number of still lives and figurative representations of pigments. His work may be understood by considering three concepts: "context, container and content".
