PMH - Bic Vibes V





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PMH presents Bic Vibes V, an original contemporary acrylic painting on linen canvas in blue and white, 20 × 20 cm, created in 2025, signed, excellent condition, sold with frame, directly from the artist in France.
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For this work, part of the series “Bic Vibes,” the artist worked with acrylic paint on linen canvas in a more detached and liberated gesture than his usual stroke, reminiscent of the drawings he makes on paper with a Bic pencil, in blue monochrome. The piece is varnished and framed in an American-style floating frame.
PMH is a French artist. He has created and developed his own motifs and forms that cross and interlock, blending abstraction and figuration, with a precise line and sometimes complex compositions. His style and work are now nationally recognized.
On multiple supports (walls, objects, canvases...) and with varied techniques, his works reveal a unique and personal universe. Inspired by brut art, pop art, and urban art, they invite the viewer to dive into a graphic, playful, and poetic world.
“Doodle Mania,” his solo show at La Baule, attracted 30,000 visitors in late 2022.
For this work, part of the series “Bic Vibes,” the artist worked with acrylic paint on linen canvas in a more detached and liberated gesture than his usual stroke, reminiscent of the drawings he makes on paper with a Bic pencil, in blue monochrome. The piece is varnished and framed in an American-style floating frame.
PMH is a French artist. He has created and developed his own motifs and forms that cross and interlock, blending abstraction and figuration, with a precise line and sometimes complex compositions. His style and work are now nationally recognized.
On multiple supports (walls, objects, canvases...) and with varied techniques, his works reveal a unique and personal universe. Inspired by brut art, pop art, and urban art, they invite the viewer to dive into a graphic, playful, and poetic world.
“Doodle Mania,” his solo show at La Baule, attracted 30,000 visitors in late 2022.

