"What color are peas? Green? No! Peas are red!!"
BLACH®'s Little Goldfish blends the fragility of nature with the explosive power of graffiti. At the heart of the artwork, a goldfish symbolizes hope in a vibrant yet threatened world, where vivid colors and chaos intertwine. This apocalyptic-ecological vision reflects humanity's impact on the planet, a world poised between beauty and destruction. A vibrant and poignant artistic cry of alarm.
Support: 450g/m² canvas.
Limited edition 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 a 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...
PERFORMANCE:
-Exhibition at Cape Horn in Courchevel 1850. March 5, 2023
-Creates the world's first invisible graffiti. Broadcast on France 3 and France 5. 2023.
-Winner of the "Monchu D'or" award for large shipments in 2022
-Guest of honour at the 2020 West Lyon Trade Fair.
-Published in Stuart Magazine No. 23, 2020
-Created the largest mural ever made for the 2019 Tour de France (1600m2, completely botched)
-Residency at StreetArtCity. Creation of a room in Hotel 128. May 2019 (censored!)
-Cassoulet in spray form was published on Topito in 2019.
-4th place at the 2018 Champagne au Mont d'Or town hall's "Golden Painter" competition (by cheating).
-Interview with Eric Brunet on RMC about the vandal graffiti incident in 2018. (Major clash)
-Exceptional prize from the Town Hall of La Tour de Salvagny 2017 (by bribing the Mayor)
-Winner of the Parlons Basket 2017 graffiti battle (by drugging the opponent)
-Author, performer of "The Rastamers". Jacquie and Michel. 2012.
-Winner of the TINTIN Foundation comics prize in Brussels 2010.
-Elected "blog-Star" for his Comics/Graffiti Blog by Skyrock radio in 2009
-9th place at the Annecy International Volleyball Tournament 2008
- Third to last place at the 1999 European University Alpine Skiing Championships