Kleury.art - [XL MATTE PAPER] Industrial Blueprint 2.0: "Porsche Macan S" by Kleury.art (1/5)

LOT DETAILS
Title of the work: Porsche Macan S

Artist: Kleury.art

Edition: Limited edition of 5

Dimensions: 70x50 cm (landscape format)

Support: EMA Fine Art Paper (Enhanced Matte). This prestigious archival-grade paper provides a smooth, matte, dense surface that is completely free of reflections. The ultra-matte finish of EMA paper enhances the gray tones of the bodywork, the red of the brake calipers and rear light bar, the crispness of the technical measurements, and the warm ivory tone of the background, ensuring impeccable color reproduction and intergenerational, museum-quality preservation.

Technique: Digital technical illustration in the style of a Technical Blueprint Plate, inspired by homologation drawings and design renderings. The work employs a clean, geometric graphic language: solid areas of color, crisp ink outlines, and soft shading that shapes the bodywork’s muscular surfaces. The four orthographic projections are accompanied by dimension lines and captions in German, in tribute to the car’s origins (Artificial Intelligence was used to calculate the proportions of the orthographic projections, align the measurements and technical text, and optimize the work for fine art printing).

Framing: Artwork sold unframed. Shipped with the utmost care in a reinforced professional protective tube.

Authenticity: A Kleury.art digital stamp appears on the artwork in the upper left; a numbered, signed digital certificate of authenticity, matched to the EMA edition, is available upon request.

THE ARTWORK
“Porsche Macan S” is a modern, bold visual manifesto with a strong sense of formal balance, dedicated to the compact SUV that brought Zuffenhausen’s sporting DNA to a versatile, everyday format. Launched in 2014 and refined over the years, the Macan has established itself as the sportiest Porsche in its segment, combining a five-door coupé profile, a sloping roofline, and driving dynamics worthy of the brand. The artwork depicts the 2022 S version, powered by a twin-turbo V6 and distinguished by its updated front end and full-width rear light bar.

The artwork uses a landscape format and a layout worthy of a genuine archival technical plate, entirely in German. In the upper left, the historic Stuttgart crest and the title “Porsche Macan,” set in an elegant serif typeface, take center stage, followed by the subtitle “S / V6 Biturbo” and the wording “2022 — Technical Study.” On the right, the word “Macan,” rendered in outline only, stands out like a large watermark against the ivory background.

At the heart of the composition are four views of the car in elegant gray, numbered and accompanied by precise dimension lines:

01 / Side view, with length (4726 mm) and wheelbase (2807 mm) dimensions, showing the coupé profile with its sloping roof, high beltline, split-spoke wheels, and red brake calipers.

02 / Front view, with the height dimension (1621 mm), highlighting the four-point LED headlights, sculpted hood, Porsche crest, and wide bumper air intakes.

03 / Rear view, featuring the continuous light bar with Porsche lettering, the Macan S badge, the diffuser, and four exhaust outlets.

04 / Top view, with the width dimension (1927 mm), revealing the clamshell hood, windshield, roof, and tapered rear with its integrated spoiler.

The lower section, divided into four columns, contains the full technical specification in German:

Engine: Front-mounted, liquid-cooled twin-turbo V6, 2894 cm³, with a bore and stroke of 84.5 × 86.0 mm and 4 valves per cylinder.

Power & Drivetrain: 280 kW (380 hp) between 5200 and 6700 rpm, maximum torque of 520 Nm between 1850 and 5000 rpm, 7-speed PDK dual-clutch transmission, and PTM all-wheel drive.

Dimensions & Weight: Length 4726 mm, width excluding mirrors 1927 mm, height 1621 mm, wheelbase 2807 mm, and DIN unladen weight of 1930 kg.

Performance & Everyday Use: Top speed of 259 km/h, acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.8 seconds (4.6 seconds with the Sport Chrono package), luggage capacity from 458 to 1503 liters, and braked towing capacity of 2400 kg.

A red graphic stamp reading “Private Design — Independent Design Study” underscores the work’s nature as an independent artistic study.

THE ARTIST’S WORDS
“With ‘Porsche Macan S,’ I wanted to show that the Porsche spirit lives not only in supercars and roadsters, but also in a car designed for everyday life. The Macan has achieved something very difficult: transforming an SUV into a car that can stir the emotions, with coupé-like proportions and road manners that stay true to the brand. I wanted to portray it with the same rigor reserved for the 911s and Carrera GTs in the series, because it too deserves to be studied line by line. The side view shows the roof descending like that of a sports car, while the rear view celebrates the full-width light bar, now a hallmark of every modern Porsche. For the title, I chose a more elegant serif typeface and a large watermark bearing the car’s name. The greatest challenge was preserving the elegance of such a substantial body in a graphic style built around crisp outlines and solid areas of color. I chose EMA Fine Art Paper because its completely matte finish renders deep, velvety grays without reflections and makes the measurements as crisp to read as those on an archival document. I hope this plate brings into its surroundings the sporting character of a Porsche made for everyday life, a devotion to engineering precision, and the timeless allure of the Stuttgart marque.”

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Kleury.art continues to build its prestigious, elite body of work on EMA archival paper, demonstrating extraordinary visual culture and unparalleled stylistic mastery. Moving with effortless ease from the vibrant colors of sport to the world of pop and rock icons on canvas, the humor of Toy Surrealism, classical Baroque reinterpretation, and the captivating world of East Asian woodblock prints, the artist’s series of technical design plates confirms them as one of the most versatile, accomplished, and internationally collected digital artists.