Jour de congé N°1 - MA47V, Circa 2010

Michelle Auboiron  

Mural work created by the artist in "live painting": technique of creating a work live, improvised and spontaneous.

The clock shows the time of the event in red.

Excerpt from a fiction in 9 paintings based on the short story "Jour de Congé" by Chantal Pelletier (French novelist, short story writer and screenwriter), written in Hong Kong, where she had come to meet the artist Michele Auboiron.

Each painting is unique, numbered and signed.

With frameless hanging system if you want to do without a frame.

Transport in custom-made wooden crates and insured ad valorem.

This captivating work features a towering dragon in traditional Asian style coiling around Hong Kong's urban signs. The artist skillfully plays with light and shadow to give the dragon an almost lifelike appearance, contrasting dramatically with the monochrome background. The Asian-language billboards, combined with the urban motifs, capture the essence of a vibrant, modern city. Details such as the word “HOTEL" in red letters add a splash of shimmering color, accentuating the dynamics of the whole. The integration of mysterious dates and writings lends historical depth and an esoteric touch to the composition, prompting the viewer to investigate their meanings. This work transcends mere decoration, offering a rich cultural dialogue between tradition and modernity.