"What color are the small weights? Green? No! The small weights are red!!"
BLACH®'s Little Red Fish combines the fragility of nature with the explosive power of graffiti. At the heart of the work, a goldfish symbolizes hope in a bright but threatened world, where bright colors and chaos respond to each other. This apocalyptic-ecological vision reflects the human impact on the planet, between beauty and destruction. A vibrant and poignant artistic cry of alarm.
Support: 450g/m² canvas.
Limited series of only 30 copies.
40*40 cm plus wide black margins.
Certificate of authenticity hand signed by the artist.
Shipped in sturdy tubes with insurance and tracking number.
Margin provided for mounting on chassis.
Frame and chassis not supplied.
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Maxime Blachère is a French artist present in 28 countries and several art galleries in Paris, Miami, Hong Kong, Switzerland...
PERFORMANCES:
-Exhibition at Cape Horn in Courchevel 1850. March 5, 2023
- Creates the world's first invisible graffiti. Released on France3 and France5. 2023,
-Winner of the “Monchu D'or” wholesale shipment 2022
-Guest of honor at the 2020 Salon de L'Ouest Lyonnais.
-Published in Stuart Magazine n°23 2020
-Created the largest fresco ever made for the 2019 Tour de France Cycliste (1600m2 completely failed)
-Residency at StreetArtCity. Creation of a room at Hotel 128. May 2019 (censored!)
-Publication of Cassoulet in spray on Topito 2019.
-4th place in the golden painter of the town hall of Champagne au Mont d'Or 2018 (by cheating.)
-Interview with Eric Brunet on RMC about the Tag vandal in 2018. (Big clash)
-Exceptional prize from the Town Hall of La Tour de Salvagny 2017 (by bribing the Mayor)
-Winner of the Graff battle of the Parlons Basket association 2017 (by drugging the opponent)
-Author, performer of the “rastamatateurs”. Jacquie and Michel. 2012.
- Comic book winner of the TINTIN Foundation in Brussels 2010.
-Elected "blog-Star" for his BD/Graffiti Blog by Skyrock radio 2009
-9th in the 2008 Annecy International Volleyball Tournament
- Third-last in the 1999 European University Alpine Ski Championships