In this painting, the signs come alive once again, layered with history and memory. At the center is the iconic Flame restaurant sign, a nod to one of Las Vegas’ classic steakhouses that once drew in locals and visitors alike. The Flame was renowned for its old-school charm, a symbol of an era when intimate dining spots still thrived in the heart of the city. The martini glass and arrow from its neon sign beckoned patrons into a world of elegance and indulgence, making it a beloved landmark in Las Vegas.

Behind the Flame’s glowing presence are the China Girl and the elusive sign from a forgotten bar, their stories adding to the intricate visual landscape. This perspective, a reverse mirror of "24 Hours," reveals a different side of the Boneyard, where each composition tells a unique piece of the city’s storied past.