Jour de congé N°7 - MA49, 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 contemporary masterpiece juxtaposes elements of modern urbanism and abstract art. Through a monochrome palette enhanced by dynamic red lines, the work illustrates a sprawling city with towering buildings in bold geometric shapes. At the center, an intriguing circular structure captures the viewer's attention, evoking a dialogue between tradition and innovation. The scattered numbers and texts add a cryptic dimension, inviting the viewer to personal interpretation. The sinuous red lines crossing the work create a powerful vertical movement, symbolizing the relentless energy of the metropolis. The composition divided into distinct sections encourages a fragmented exploration, reflecting the urban complexity. The subtle integration of varied perspectives and unusual angles intensifies the visual depth. This work beautifully captures the essence of contemporary urban life with striking technical mastery and aesthetic vision.