SLip is a visual digital artist from Lyon, known for his digital collages and use of détournement — the reinterpretation of familiar images in a new, often ironic context. His works immediately draw attention through their soft color palette, expressive composition, and retro visual aesthetic, yet behind the apparent lightness of form there is always a deeper layer: a commentary on society, current events, sports, media, and pop culture.

In his artistic practice, SLip combines vintage imagery, contemporary cultural codes, and subtle sarcasm to create works that both make the viewer smile and invite a closer look. Sport, especially basketball, holds a special place in his creative universe: in his project Double Double, the artist reimagines classical art through the culture of the NBA, blurring the line between museum, street culture, and popular culture.

SLip’s works have been presented in numerous exhibitions, festivals, galleries, and media platforms. His visual language brings together aesthetics, irony, and sharp cultural observation, where each collage becomes a small story about the absurdity, beauty, and contradictions of the modern world.