Bombes Météo: our photos from the street-art exhibition that aims to draw attention to climate disasters

The street art scene is making its comeback in Paris and across Île-de-France. While a district of Antony is being turned for a month into an open-air urban-art museum, Djalouz unveils version 2 of "Dans mon nid".

In the 10th arrondissement of Paris, the Nature Forte Gallery opens its doors to around twenty urban artists as part of a new, collective and outspoken exhibition entitled "Bombes Météo". To be seen until October 3, 2026, this free show aims to raise awareness of climate disasters and sound the alarm on the current ecological crisis. The gallery notes that individual works do not necessarily address this theme. But "it’s the project as a whole that raises awareness" of the environmental cause.

For the occasion, the invited artists were required to incorporate at least one paint bomb into their work. And some showed real imagination, giving birth to ultra-creative pieces such as these polar bears signed Clément Herrmann and crafted from crushed, cut, and reassembled bombs.

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Also a standout for the crowd: the "Marionnettiste" by Beton Spirit , a bomb repurposed into a birdcage; the "Pigecam sur Bombe météo" by Djalouz ; and the "Mise au poing" by the artist Ender. Don’t miss the one‑of‑a‑kind piece by Greg Deniaw. Titled "Bombe climatique", the work is a true wall sculpture crafted from recycled spray cans, an old clock, mechanical parts, foam, and other repurposed materials.

Among the other artists taking part in this exhibition "Bombes Météo", Nature Forte Gallery has also invited Horss, 2flui, Demoiselle mm, Licea, Fragola de la Vega or Mathieu_1976. With the gallery being intimate, the show can be explored in a quick visit. Yet it should captivate urban-art lovers and collectors alike. For the occasion, prices on display start at 120 euros.

We note that the Galerie Nature Forte opened its doors in March 2023, led by Jonk, a photographer specializing in urban exploration. Throughout the year, this artistic space foregrounds the work of creators who capture the power of nature across painting, sculpture, photography, drawing, or illustration.