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Hand-painted one-off · Store pickup or postal delivery · 30 rue des Trois Frères, Paris 18 Hand-painted one-off · Store pickup or postal delivery · 30 rue des Trois Frères, Paris 18 Hand-painted one-off · Store pickup or postal delivery · 30 rue des Trois Frères, Paris 18 Hand-painted one-off · Store pickup or postal delivery · 30 rue des Trois Frères, Paris 18
BERNS × Comptoir Latino

Montmartre Festival · 25, 26 and 27 September 2026

BERNS, graffiti writer in live performance your customised object, painted especially for you

Three days of live performance at Comptoir Latino: Peruvian graffiti writer BERNS paints on the spot and turns the object of your choice into a signed one-off.

Hand-painted one-off

Paid in full at order

Store pickup or postal delivery

Click & collect: notified as soon as your piece is ready

Order

Three ways to walk away with a one-off.

Our catalogue of customised objects

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Pieces painted in front of you

On the day, a limited number of pieces will be created live, before your eyes. Which ones? A surprise. To discover them — and take one home — you will have to be there.

Event programme

Programme

The Comptoir Latino mural

Long before the event, the mural is waiting for you. Come and look at it, admire it, and take the chance to visit the shop: in the basement of Comptoir Latino, BERNS has painted a monumental work, rich in colour and exoticism, bringing the whole soul of Latin America into the heart of Montmartre. Painted to stay: it welcomes you all year round.

COMPTOIR LATINO

The artist

BERNS

DMJC (Lima) · ODV (Paris)

It all starts in Lima, in the early 90s. BERNS is eleven when his cousin puts a skateboard in his hands; riding the city, he discovers the walls, the spots, the writers. His first tags are done in shoe polish, before he moves to the can. In 1999 he founds the DMJC crew with his friends — today the oldest graffiti collective still active in Peru.

The artist
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Charity project

The collective artwork

The idea with the greatest potential in the whole project: bringing together art, public participation and solidarity, with the embassies as a sounding board.

Charity