Yann Laissy (b. 1989, Brussels), also known as Pache, is a French-Portuguese artist who blends the raw energy of street art with the emotional depth of figurative painting. After graduating from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Belgium, he moved to Barcelona to further develop his artistic range through studies in industrial design and fine arts.  Pache's large-scale works combine the bold visuals of graffiti with a reflective painting style. Yet, beneath this dynamic surface lies a more subtle narrative. He frequently depicts clowns, lambs, and lone figures in bright, surreal settings, using these characters to explore themes of isolation and fantasy. His paintings often present vulnerability as a public display, where deep emotion is subtly veiled by a theatrical facade. An accomplished muralist and live painter, Pache has showcased his work in galleries, public spaces, and art fairs worldwide.