Maxime Blachere - Panam For Ever XL

This artwork by Blach, Maxime Blachère, an international artist, reimagines Paris as a giant urban playground. At the center, the Eiffel Tower stands proudly, covered in tags and colorful lettering climbing up its metal structure. Around it, the Parisian rooftops transform into a mosaic of graffiti: each building becomes a wall of expression, a patchwork of bubbles, signatures, slogans, and winks to the big family of street art. We enjoy discovering hidden homages, altered names, messages of love or mockery – all the humor of Blach, blending tenderness and irreverence.

The deep blue of the sky, the soft clouds, and the realistic light of the photo contrast with the explosion of fluorescent colors from the acrylic markers. This blend of Haussmannian architecture and graffiti culture creates an image that is both joyful and nostalgic: one recognizes postcard Paris, but reimagined in a playful, urban style. It’s the city of memories, strolls, first loves… but also of tagging spots, sleepless nights, and rooftops climbed quietly.

Work details

Image size: 150/100 cm + 10 cm margins for mounting on a frame.
Technique: acrylic marker and mixed media technique (pastel and fixative) on a high-definition photo printed on ultra-resistant 450g/m² canvas, ideal for mounting on a frame.
Finish: Matte varnish in spray. Ultra-glossy lacquer available upon request.
Signed and countersigned by hand by the artist
Certificate: Hand-signed authenticity certificate by the artist
Shipment with insurance and tracking, shipped in sturdy tubes, with careful packaging.
Frame: Bare canvas. Frame not included. Mounting on a chassis available upon request if you come to pick it up, as it is too large to be shipped by mail—unless you're a billionaire!


Biography

French artist Maxime Blachère, also known as Blach, is now present in over 30 countries and exhibits in numerous art galleries across Europe, the United States, and Asia.

Humor is a constant in Maxime Blachère's work, and it knows no bounds. His unique artistic approach has garnered the interest of thousands of collectors and business leaders worldwide. His art is a universal language that transcends cultural and linguistic barriers.

Blach also managed to attract media attention. His creations have been shared by renowned platforms such as Topito and Memedecentralisés, thereby drawing the attention of an even wider audience. Among Maxime Blachère's many achievements are invisible graffiti, of which he is a pioneer. He also creates white graffiti on white square on white background, minimalist compositions that challenge traditional art conventions.

performances
Opening of the Fluxus BlachGallery at Dardilly, at the lower behind the church. 2025
Finalist of the Annecy International Volleyball Tournament 3/3. 2024.
Create the world's first invisible graffiti on a Bus à Chèvre. Featured on France3 and France5. 2023.
-Exhibition at Cape Horn in Courchevel 1850. March 5, 2023
-Published on the Instagram account “memedécentralisé”, 2022,
-Winner of the “Monchu D'or” wholesale shipments 2022
Guest of honor at the West Lyonnais Fair 2020.
Publication in Stuart Magazine No. 23, 2020
Create the largest mural ever made for the Tour de France in Saint-Symphorien-sur-Coise 2019 (1600m2).
Publication in Dauphinée Libéré, and Le Progrès de Lyon 2020
Residence at StreetArtCity. Creation of a room at Hôtel 128. May 2019.
Publication on Topito in 2019.
4th place at the Golden Painter of the Champagne au Mont d'Or town hall in 2018.
Exceptional Price from the La Tour de Salvagny Town Hall 2017
Winner of the graffiti battle of the Parlons Basket association 2017.
Author, interpreter of the 'rastamateurs'. Jacquie and Michel. 2012.
Publication on Rue89. 2010
Tintin Foundation Comic Award Winner in Brussels 2010
-Elected "blog-Star" for his BD/Graffiti Blog by Skyrock radio 2009
9th of the Annecy 2008 International Volleyball Tournament
Penultimate of the 1999 European University Championships in alpine skiing























































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