Fuzi World

Fuzi World

Internationally recognised artist FUZI is pleased to announce the publication of FUZI WORLD, a 544-page limited-edition monograph that offers an unprecedented look into his expansive visual universe. For over three decades, FUZI has instinctively and obsessively drawn—leaving his distinctive mark on walls, trains, skin, canvas and paper. Bridging tattooing, graffiti and contemporary art, his singular style has become a recognisable signature across the global art scene.

With FUZI WORLD, the artist invites readers on an immersive journey through the origins, evolution and recurring motifs of his work through a meticulously curated selection of 478 archival drawings—each redrawn, named and classified under themed sections. The result is a dense visual atlas: a world where a shoplifting skeleton crosses paths with a flamingo pothead in sunglasses, and mythical creatures stare down subway trains bursting from the mouths of sphinxes.

“This book is a map of my obsessions,” says FUZI, “every drawing is a fragment of a bigger picture I’ve been building for over 30 years - without rules, but with purpose.”

About FUZI:

Stanislas "FUZI" Baritaux is a French artist known for his major influence on the graffiti scene. In the late 90s, he created and developed his concept of Ignorant Style, a raw and instinctive approach inspired by 1970s New York graffiti and outsider art. He made his mark  on trains and subways across Europe, rejecting traditional graffiti rules in favor of pure energy and spontaneity.

In 2007, FUZI brought this vision and style to tattooing, turning each session into a performance in unexpected locations—tunnels, rooftops, train yards—tattooing notable figures such as Scarlett Johansson, Diplo, Justice, Kavinsky and Steve Lacy. Though initially controversial, his style has since become a worldwide movement.

A multidisciplinary artist, FUZI works across painting, illustration and design, collaborating with brands including Adidas, Timberland and Paris Saint-Germain. He currently lives and works between Paris and Los Angeles.

Format: Hardcover with slipcase
Dimensions: 11 x 15 cm
Pages: 544 full-color pages