Like much of my work, On Duty developed over months of returning to Ruhl Plage throughout the year, observing how the light, colours and atmosphere shifted from season to season. Working from my own photographs and sketches, I reimagined the composition before painting the final artwork in acrylic on canvas, emphasizing the iconic blue-and-white striped parasols and the strong graphic dialogue between horizontal and vertical forms. Created as a companion to Off Duty – Ruhl Plage, the two artworks explore how different realities unfold simultaneously within the same landscape, where work and leisure exist side by side, often unnoticed. Rather than depicting Ruhl Plage literally, On Duty distills the colours, geometry and atmosphere that make this corner of the French Riviera so distinctive.