Cyril Anguelidis studied graphic design at the European Graphic and Design School. Trained in digital technology from an early age, he naturally adopted this tool as a means of expression. Initially an art director for brands such as Marlboro and Givenchy, he decided in 2000, after ten years in advertising, to devote himself to urban expression. Discovered and mentored by Henri Chapier, president of the Maison Européenne de la Photographie and founder of the Art Outsiders festival, he participated in numerous solo and group projects in France, Monaco, Lebanon, and the United States. His works have been acquired by collectors in Europe, Asia, the United States, and the Emirates. At the same time, Cyril Anguelidis created and developed a concept of all-media, no-limit art. A pioneer of "No Art Limit," he completed numerous commissions for artists including Air France, Kenzo, Derichebourg, Jaguar, Marlboro, Apple, Grimaldi Forum Monaco, and Fiat. The work of Cyril Anguelidis, both through his choice of media and his questioning of the social environment, questions our emotional relationship with useful art.