THE LITTLE LADY DREAMS ABOUT GIBRALTAR

Through The Little Lady Dreams About Gibraltar, Michaël Viger captures a suspended moment: that of a childhood in waiting, in a forgotten cafe, caught between a warm soda and a thought too big for her age.
On a plank of formwork wood, the oil brings textures and light to life, with a precision tinged with melancholy. Her gaze lost towards the open sea, perhaps towards Gibraltar, this little girl becomes the symbol of a vibrant, silent, powerful inner world. It's an ode to childlike imagination, to the quiet dreams that shape great destinies.