The first signs of artistic realizations were discovered on walls, and allowed us to gain an insight on a step of our evolution where we were already capable of creating art for the purpose of transmitting a message to current and future generations. Today, walls are seen by many as a support for expressing a message which gave birth to a new movement, street art. This artwork combines those two movements using technology, resulting in a hybrid and timeless piece. We worked with Lascaux, one of the most famous sites where the most ancient forms of art were discovered, and trained Generative Adversarial Networks to create new parietal drawings. From this process, we obtained new examples of parietal art prehistoric animals invented by artificial intelligence. We performed this operation motivated by the ambition of highlighting the gap between the latest technologies and the most primitive forms of art. We then trained a second type of algorithms to learn from the style present in Raws’ artworks, and to translate this style on the drawings initially created with artificial intelligence. As a result, we obtained a contemporary reinterpretation of parietal art.