
Echoes of a Concrete Lullaby
Available · from €2,400
One of a kind, sold rolled or stretched in a black floater frame, with a certificate of authenticity. Free delivery within France and the European Union.
“I began with the headlights. Two chrome rounds staring straight ahead, and above them someone who has closed her eyes: it is the car keeping watch, not her. The rest of the work was holding the yellow of the neon without letting it turn warm. The white shirt is the only part of the canvas it does not quite reach; I was set on that. An underground car park has no hour, no window, no season — in principle, no one sleeps there. She sleeps there all the same, or pretends to, her head thrown back on bodywork that has kept the engine’s warmth. I do not know whether it is the start of the evening or the end, and I do not think it matters much. What I wanted to paint is the place where you stop when there is no longer any place meant for it.”
— Le Yack
A grey saloon at a standstill in an underground car park; on the bonnet, a woman lying back, white shirt open, black stockings, head thrown back and eyes closed. The neon lays a signal yellow over the bodywork, the pillars and the concrete, which the steel grey and anthracite absorb. The chrome grille and the two round headlights fill the whole lower part of the 60 × 60 cm square.
- Technique
- oil on canvas
- Size
- 60 × 60 cm
- Year
- 2026
- Signature
- signed by the artist, titled and dated on the back
- Support
- pure linen canvas
- Finish
- protective matt varnish
- Condition
- original work, one of a kind




In the same setting · Roads and machines
All his works
Alexandre Pelletier, known as Le Yack, paints in oil in Orléans. A Fine Arts graduate, he spent nearly thirty years composing images as an art director before returning to the canvas.




