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| Location | Belgium |
| Prints issue | VERY LIMITED EDITION : 8 prints + 3 EA (Artist Proof) |
| Original picture | Digital |
| Formats | Large format |
| Era | 2010-2020 |
| Colors | golden |
| Collection | Flashy and Monochrome |
| New products | New works |
When passion takes over and becomes an art of living. . .
Working in both monochrome and color, Johan captures images that stand out for their compositional originality and precise use of focus. His goal is to create a timeless work of art that encourages the viewer to consider the subject in a new light.
Although his work spans all sorts of themes, from travel photography to portraiture, he is best known for his classic car artwork, each shot bringing the curves and creases of our favorite machines.
His photography-based artworks, which are presented in limited editions on premium materials, have been exhibited throughout Europe and are collected by enthusiasts around the world. Almost all of the works in this collection are printed in large formats, and use a sublimation process on 1mm sheet metal.
Like all the works in the "Flashy" and "Monochrome" collection by the artist Johan Vandenberghe, this print is obtained by a process of sublimation of colors at very high temperature, inked on a 1mm sheet. A rear frame allows you to install the work on the support of your choice.
Maserati V6 engine - 2670 cc - 178 hp - 5-speed manual gearbox - 1490 kg - max speed 220 km/h - 5 produced (estimate retained)
This 1972 SM Mylord is one of the last French luxury automobiles. Manufactured in the Henri Chapron bodyshops, this is the convertible version of the sublime Citroën SM, with a Maserati engine. Sold for 130,000 francs at the time (almost the price of a Ferrari Daytona for your information), on February 7, 2014, Maître Poulain awarded one for 548,320 Euros... It was in "Byzantine Gold" color, Johan has only exacerbated its golden side here.
