Ugo Bienvenu

Ugo Bienvenu is a versatile French illustrator, director, publisher, and producer who resides in Paris. His childhood was marked by a rich tapestry of experiences, having lived in Guatemala, Chad, Paris, and Mexico, thanks to his father's career as a diplomat.

Throughout his career, Ugo has made significant contributions to the comic book world, with notable titles such as "Fog," "Sphere of Existence," "Paiement Accepté," "L’entretien," "Premium+," and "System Preference." In addition to his work in comics, he has penned written works including "Appel en Absence" and "B.O, Comme un Dieu."

Beyond the realm of comics, Ugo has showcased his creative talents in various media, producing short films, music videos, and advertisements through his studio, Remembers. He also founded his own publishing house, Réalistes, where he curates and publishes unique content.

One of his career-defining achievements is directing the Oscar-nominated animated feature film "Arco," which features the voice of acclaimed actress Natalie Portman. Ugo Bienvenu continues to push the boundaries of storytelling and visual art, leaving an indelible mark on the creative landscape.