Théo Haggaï is a French street artist, muralist, and engraver based in Paris. Deeply inspired by the urban environment, he wanders the city streets collecting fragments of cracked walls, worn floors, and neglected structures. In his studio, he transforms these overlooked pieces of decay into sculptural artworks and murals that embrace imperfection, texture, and renewal.

He is particularly known for his recurring motif of hands, which he depicts as universal symbols of humanity, emotion, and connection. His murals often feature mandala-like compositions encircling figures, blending poetic reflection with the raw energy of the street. He also creates engravings and site-specific installations that reimagine forgotten corners of the city.