Maxime Blachere - MARTIN D-28 VANDALIZED

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€110
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€78

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BLACH’s original street-art work MARTIN D-28 VANDALIZED is an acrylic painting, signed by hand, measuring 75 × 50 cm and dated 2026.

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Original 1/1 artwork — 75 x 50 cm

Description

A legend of acoustic guitar reimagined by the French artist BLACH, in a flood of graffiti, colors, and musical references.

Inspired by the mythical Martin D-28, this piece pays homage to the great figures of folk, blues, and rock: Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Johnny Cash, and an entire generation of guitarists who left their mark on music history.

On a deep black background, the artist reinterprets the instrument with a multitude of tags, inscriptions, paint splatters, and references to street art culture.

We find inscriptions such as D-28, Martin 1833, Nazareth PA, Woodstock, Unplugged, as well as numerous nods to the history of music.

Technique

Dimensions: 75 × 50 cm

Technique: photographic print on black PVC canvas, entirely handmade with markers and paint

Edition: unique original work 1/1

Signature: BLACH R

Certificate of authenticity: provided

The artist's little secret

BLACH, Fluxus artist, graffiti writer and specialist in artistic détournement, is also a guitarist, singer and composer.

He leads a parallel secret musical career, reserved for a discerning audience!

This work is a meeting between his two worlds: music and artistic vandalism.

A Martin D-28 that has never sounded so colorful!

Framing: Available on request.

BIO >>

Blach identifies with the Fluxus movement; humor is a constant in Maxime Blachère's work, he knows no borders. His unique artistic approach draws the interest of thousands of collectors around the world. His art is a universal language that transcends cultural and linguistic barriers.

Maxime Blachère has also drawn media attention with a feature on France 5 and his invisible graffiti to defend the animalist cause... His creations have also been shared by renowned web platforms such as Topito and Memedecentralisés, Skyrock... thereby attracting an even wider audience.

PERFORMANCES:
- National partnership with the Conforama chain. Blach available nationwide in France. 2025
- Opening of the Fluxus BlachGallery in Dardilly behind the church. 2025
- Solo Art Show Art Generation Lyon from June 28 to July 14, 2024
- Finalist in the Annecy International Volleyball Tournament 3/3. 2024
- Exhibition at World Art Dubai in Dubai 2024
- Realizes the world’s first invisible graffiti on a Bus in Chèvre. Featured on France 3 and France 5. 2023
- Exhibition at Cap Horn in Courchevel 1850. March 5, 2023
- Feature on the Instagram account “memedécentralisé”, 2022
- Laureate of the “Monchu D'or” envois-du-gros 2022
- Guest of honor at the Salon de L’Ouest Lyonnais 2020.
- Featured in Stuart Magazine No. 23 2020
- Created the largest mural ever painted for the Tour de France at Saint-Symphorien-sur-Coise 2019 (1600 m²)
- Featured in Le Dauphiné libéré, and the progress of Lyon 2020
- Residency at StreetArtCity. Creation of Hôtel 128 room. May 2019
- Featured on Topito 2019.
- 4th place in the Golden Painter contest of the Champagne au Mont d’Or town hall 2018
- Exceptional prize of the La Tour de Salvagny town hall 2017
- Winner of the Parlons Basket graffiti battle 2017
- Author, performer of the “rastamateurs”. Jacquie et Michel. 2012.
- Featured on Rue89. 2010
- Winner of the Tintin Foundation BD award in Brussels 2010.
- Elected "blog-star" for his BD/Graffiti blog by Skyrock radio 2009
- 9th place in the Annecy International Volleyball Tournament 2008
- Penultimate of the European University Alpine Ski Championships 1999

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Original 1/1 artwork — 75 x 50 cm

Description

A legend of acoustic guitar reimagined by the French artist BLACH, in a flood of graffiti, colors, and musical references.

Inspired by the mythical Martin D-28, this piece pays homage to the great figures of folk, blues, and rock: Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Johnny Cash, and an entire generation of guitarists who left their mark on music history.

On a deep black background, the artist reinterprets the instrument with a multitude of tags, inscriptions, paint splatters, and references to street art culture.

We find inscriptions such as D-28, Martin 1833, Nazareth PA, Woodstock, Unplugged, as well as numerous nods to the history of music.

Technique

Dimensions: 75 × 50 cm

Technique: photographic print on black PVC canvas, entirely handmade with markers and paint

Edition: unique original work 1/1

Signature: BLACH R

Certificate of authenticity: provided

The artist's little secret

BLACH, Fluxus artist, graffiti writer and specialist in artistic détournement, is also a guitarist, singer and composer.

He leads a parallel secret musical career, reserved for a discerning audience!

This work is a meeting between his two worlds: music and artistic vandalism.

A Martin D-28 that has never sounded so colorful!

Framing: Available on request.

BIO >>

Blach identifies with the Fluxus movement; humor is a constant in Maxime Blachère's work, he knows no borders. His unique artistic approach draws the interest of thousands of collectors around the world. His art is a universal language that transcends cultural and linguistic barriers.

Maxime Blachère has also drawn media attention with a feature on France 5 and his invisible graffiti to defend the animalist cause... His creations have also been shared by renowned web platforms such as Topito and Memedecentralisés, Skyrock... thereby attracting an even wider audience.

PERFORMANCES:
- National partnership with the Conforama chain. Blach available nationwide in France. 2025
- Opening of the Fluxus BlachGallery in Dardilly behind the church. 2025
- Solo Art Show Art Generation Lyon from June 28 to July 14, 2024
- Finalist in the Annecy International Volleyball Tournament 3/3. 2024
- Exhibition at World Art Dubai in Dubai 2024
- Realizes the world’s first invisible graffiti on a Bus in Chèvre. Featured on France 3 and France 5. 2023
- Exhibition at Cap Horn in Courchevel 1850. March 5, 2023
- Feature on the Instagram account “memedécentralisé”, 2022
- Laureate of the “Monchu D'or” envois-du-gros 2022
- Guest of honor at the Salon de L’Ouest Lyonnais 2020.
- Featured in Stuart Magazine No. 23 2020
- Created the largest mural ever painted for the Tour de France at Saint-Symphorien-sur-Coise 2019 (1600 m²)
- Featured in Le Dauphiné libéré, and the progress of Lyon 2020
- Residency at StreetArtCity. Creation of Hôtel 128 room. May 2019
- Featured on Topito 2019.
- 4th place in the Golden Painter contest of the Champagne au Mont d’Or town hall 2018
- Exceptional prize of the La Tour de Salvagny town hall 2017
- Winner of the Parlons Basket graffiti battle 2017
- Author, performer of the “rastamateurs”. Jacquie et Michel. 2012.
- Featured on Rue89. 2010
- Winner of the Tintin Foundation BD award in Brussels 2010.
- Elected "blog-star" for his BD/Graffiti blog by Skyrock radio 2009
- 9th place in the Annecy International Volleyball Tournament 2008
- Penultimate of the European University Alpine Ski Championships 1999

Banksy Cope2 Obey Basquiat Invader Vu Keith Haring Pablo Picasso Ben Vautier graffiti streetart on canvas Blach ...for SEO :)

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Edition
Original
Artist
Maxime Blachere
Title of artwork
MARTIN D-28 VANDALIZED
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Colour
Blue
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
75 cm
Width
50 cm
Weight
1.5 kg
Depiction/theme
Interior scene
Style
Street art
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
2876
Objects sold
97.22%
Private

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