Who is FatherFuker

Memory as a signature Behind the pseudonym FatherFucker

His father passed away a year before his son's birth. To make his presence felt despite his absence, he began incorporating his father's face into his works. This portrait became his signature,
but also a way to pass on to his children the image of a grandfather they never knew.

  • Anonymous artist from Rennes


    Through large collages in public spaces, Father Fucker blends dark humor, satire, and political commitment.

  • His/Her work addresses:

    Genocides and disinformation

    Through this collage, FatherFucker questions the media's coverage of war, disinformation, and the role of international law in the narrative of contemporary conflicts.

  • Police brutality,


    By adopting the codes of an informational poster, Father Fucker reminds us that a statistic primarily represents human lives. Through this collage, he questions the use of force, the responsibility of institutions, and the place of democratic debate in the face of police violence.

Inequality and Privilege

By subverting the codes of official portraiture, FatherFucker highlights the inequalities that run through our society. His work questions the cost of political privileges and reminds us that social justice is not just about numbers, but about societal choices.

Exclusion

This work denounces inadequate housing and reminds us that behind the statistics are women, men, and children deprived of a fundamental right: the right to a home.

Fight Against Fascism

By subverting the codes of road signs, FatherFucker transforms public space into an "anti-fascist zone." Through an immediately recognizable image, he affirms his opposition to fascist ideologies and all forms of hatred, racism, and exclusion. A work that reminds us that vigilance against these ideologies is a collective responsibility.

Each Collage Denounces

Each collage is used as a means to counter the disinformation from which we all suffer in France today.

FatherFucker's work disturbs, questions, and forces us to look. His works speak of memory, justice, dignity, and resistance.

Through his gaze, public space once again becomes a place where art testifies and denounces.

You can find him

Follow his new creations on Instagram: @fatherfucker35

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