Samuel Eckert is an illustrator and art director in Pantin, France. His work cultivates a spontaneous and clean style, where the absurd and false naivety come together.

He creates a language that plays with words and graphics to engage, charm, evoke smiles, and sometimes provoke thought. Between artistic exploration and micro-narratives, his images resonate with a form of pure pleasure, embracing joyful irony, gratuitous nonsense, and delightful simplicity to unveil reality.

Juggling between various practices and mediums, he blends his personal work with commissioned projects addressing identity issues or illustrations for a variety of clients.

Selected Clients

Uniqlo
La Gaité Lyrique
i-D
Dazed and confused Korea
L’oreal
Aujourdhui Demain
Etapes
Le Point Éphémère
Ikea
Fondation Cognac-Jay
Hermes
Aigle
Konbini
Le figaro
Neon Magazine
L’Amour Fou
Cosmopolitain
Trois couleurs
Les others
Welcome to the jungle
Kiblind Magazine
Pli Editions
Hachette
Maison Robert Schuman
Paulette Magazine
Hugo Sport
Beau magazine
Adobe
Le cartel clothing
Levi’s
Hotel French Theory
Asos
Pitchfork Festival
Le Signe, Centre national
du Graphisme
Campus Fonderie de l’image
Macki Festival
Hoff
Agence Soif
Association la source Garouste

Selected exhibitions

« Les mots de la faim » Solo show – Paris, (fr)
galerie Fahmy-malinosky, Décembre 2022

« Bêtes » Solo show – Paris (fr)
Maison Tangible, Septembre 2020

« Rug Player » solo show – Porto (portugal)
Senhora Presidenta, Mai 2019

« Punchlines » Collective exhibition Annecy (Fr) Galerie Art by friends, summer 2019

« Fanzines » solo show, Paris (fr)
Batt Coop, Novembre 2018

« Opinel Serie » Collective exhibition at
Saint-Jean De-Maurienne (Fr), summer 2018

« A Demi-Mots » solo show – Paris (fr)
Les grand voisins, mars 2017

« Looking behind » Solo show – N.Y.C (U.S)
Tictail Market, novembre 2016

Education

Master of branding and art direction Ecole intuit/lab Paris, 2013
Bachelor of graphic design & illustration Ecole intuit/lab Paris, 2011

Contact

Bonjour@samueleckert.com
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