Quentin Brachet was born on 9 March 1992 in Draguignan.

In 2009, he began painting inspired by pop-art, street-art and rock culture. Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Harring, Jeff Aérosol, Banksy and groups such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Stones and David Bowie were his first sources of inspiration.

Over the years, his culture has expanded and his vision has followed.

After a year of Upgrading in Applied Arts (MANAA) at the École de Condé in Nancy, he spent three years at the École Nationale Supérieure d'Arts (ENSA) in Nancy.

He then began to move towards abstraction and discovered artists such as Soulage, Twombly, Tapiès, Pollock, Fontana, Renée Levy and Georges Mathieu.

All these artists have pushed him little by little towards this abstraction which he now practices.

He currently lives in Lyon and develops his network thanks to several recent exhibitions: The Wud & Iron in Lyon, The Chapelle Saint-Benoit in Argenton-Sur-Creuse, The Cave Saint-Charles in Lyon or The Hotel Le Rocroy in Paris.