N° 1080 Budapest 2. Széchenyi Lànchid A., 2019

R. Cavalié  

"Bonpointism" could be her trademark because, born in an unmade bed of teachers in the land of Jaurès, she never stopped creating the images she dreamed of owning as a child.

The work, especially figurative, is aimed at people wishing to live daily with this particular breath in a corner of their living space. As the surface area of homes is shrinking especially in the city, the artist has thus been led to favor medium to small formats. His work, where the significance of an assertive design is concretized, is always carried out in the urgency of a creation that absolutely does not take into account the dictates of fashion or even his personal taste.

The color, the reliability of the line, the enhancement of a light inherent in each subject approached, allow us to recognize an appearance of naive appearance but carrying, perhaps by that very fact, an undeniable finesse in the understanding of our world and its underlying poetry.

The abundance of production and the versatility of the themes show an imaginary in perpetual boiling, nonetheless ordered by a certain rigor which, curiously, turns out not to be devoid of both humor and love.