A splash of vibrant color against the urban canvas. That’s the Fresque Boulevard de la B.D. Lada Mural. This mural isn’t just paint on a wall. It’s a portal to a bygone era, a testament to Lyon’s artistic spirit. Right here, at 58 rue Marietton, stands a piece of Lyon’s history. The Fresque Boulevard de la B.D. Lada Mural, created in 1984, is part of a larger project. It’s a legacy of “Octobre des Arts”, a vibrant arts festival that sought to leave its mark on the Vaise district. The mural showcases a Lada car amidst the dunes of the Paris-Dakar rally. Artist Franck Margerin, known for his comic book character Lucien, brought this image to life. Interestingly, there used to be a Lada dealership located just below the mural. This adds another layer of local connection to this piece of art. The Fresque Boulevard de la B.D. Lada Mural is one of four chosen from 17 preselected projects. The project was spearheaded by “Carton Edition” and brought to life by Mur Art. The organizers aimed to showcase an accessible art form: the comic strip. They featured both French and international illustrators, making the streets of Lyon a vibrant outdoor gallery. This mural invites you to journey back in time, to a Lyon where this artwork was brand new. Imagine the excitement of the locals as these massive murals transformed their neighborhood. The Fresque Boulevard de la B.D. Lada Mural stands as a testament to this creative endeavor. It’s a reminder of Lyon’s commitment to art and its vibrant history.
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