Levalet's work is above all a work of drawing and installation. He places his ink-drawn characters in public spaces, in a game of visual and semantic dialogue with the present environment. The characters interact with the architecture and unfold in situations that often verge on the absurd. Taking a critical yet humorous look at the world of work, Fly Away questions human relationships within companies.

Charles Leval, known as Levalet, was born in Epinal in 1988. He grew up in Guadeloupe, where he first came into contact with urban culture, then with the plastic arts. He went on to study visual arts in Strasbourg, where his work, which at the time focused more on video, was nourished by assiduous theatrical practice. He obtained his agrégation in 2012, the year in which his work began to take to the streets of Paris and beyond. In 2013, he began exhibiting in galleries and taking part in international events.