Flashe Artists
Discover the iconic artists who have used and continue to use Flashe, creating on canvas, glass, walls, and many other surfaces.
The iconic Flashe artists
All the iconic artists rooted in Flashe’s heritage
Niki de Saint Phalle
Les grands noms de l’art moderne ont adopté la Flashe pour son rendu unique. Niki de Saint Phalle sublime ses célèbres Nanas avec ces teintes profondes et mates.
Victor Vasarely
In the 1980s, Victor Vasarely, a master of Op Art, helped further enhance Flashe’s exceptional properties by working closely with Lefranc Bourgeois’ expert chemists, ultimately leading to the creation of a signature Flashe x Vasarely collection.
JonOne
JonOne, an iconic figure in New York’s graffiti scene, has been developing a vibrant abstract universe driven by color, movement, and energy since the 1980s. A longtime Flashe user, he drew inspiration from his childhood memories in New York and the iconic American school buses to create School Bus Yellow, a bright, sun-drenched color that perfectly reflects the energy of his work.
Kelly Anna
Kelly Anna is a London-based artist and designer known for her powerful female silhouettes, inspired by movement, dance, and sports. To celebrate Flashe’s 70th anniversary, she joined Lefranc Bourgeois to create her own Collector color, placing color and material at the heart of her creative process.
Thierry Lefort
Thierry Lefort is a French painter known for his vibrant urban landscapes, where color and light take center stage. Blending figuration with spontaneity, his work captures the atmosphere of each place through a free, expressive, and intensely colorful approach to painting. To celebrate Flashe’s 70th anniversary, he joined Lefranc Bourgeois to create his own Collector color, reflecting his distinctive artistic universe.
Agnes Cecile
Agnes Cecile is an Italian artist known for her intimate and expressive portraits, where vibrant colors, abstract forms, and spontaneous gestures convey emotion. Working with watercolor and acrylic, she has developed an instinctive painting style that explores the human figure and inner worlds. To celebrate Flashe’s 70th anniversary, she joined Lefranc Bourgeois to create her own Collector color, reflecting her sensitive and intensely colorful artistic universe.
Rakajoo
Rakajoo is a French artist whose work blends painting, portraiture, and urban influences to explore identity, emotion, and the stories that surround him. His figurative style stands out through expressive use of color and powerful compositions. To celebrate Flashe’s 70th anniversary, he joined Lefranc Bourgeois to create his own Collector color, reflecting his vibrant and contemporary artistic universe.
Paolo Troilo
Paolo Troilo is an Italian artist known for his powerful figurative paintings, created primarily with his fingers rather than traditional brushes. His expressive work explores the human body, movement, and emotion through striking contrasts and dynamic compositions. To celebrate Flashe’s 70th anniversary, he joined Lefranc Bourgeois to create his own Collector color, reflecting the intensity and distinctive character of his art.
Ruben Carrasco
Ruben Carrasco is a Mexican-Canadian artist known for his large-scale murals and powerful figurative work. His distinctive style blends human figures, nature, and expressive compositions, transforming walls and urban spaces into immersive works of art. A Flashe user, he brings its vibrant colors and ultra-matte finish to his murals, exploring the creative possibilities of painting on a monumental scale.
KAN
KAN is a French artist known for his distinctive visual language, blending urban art, graphic influences, and pixel-inspired patterns. His large-scale murals transform walls and architectural spaces into bold, vibrant compositions where color plays a central role. A Flashe user, he draws on its intense colors and ultra-matte finish to bring his monumental works to life.
Koga One
Koga One is a French artist known for his striking figurative work, blending realistic portraiture with graphic forms, fragmented faces, and bold contrasts. His large-scale murals bring expressive characters to life, transforming walls and urban spaces through a distinctive contemporary style. A Flashe user, he draws on its intense colors and ultra-matte finish to create powerful, monumental compositions.
Cesar Malfi
César Malfi is a French urban artist known for his monumental murals, blending classical references with a bold, contemporary visual language. Inspired by artists such as Matisse and Fernand Léger, he explores the human figure through movement, graphic lines, and vibrant blocks of color. A Flashe user, he uses its intense colors and ultra-matte finish to bring energy and depth to his large-scale compositions.
