For the benefit of medical research on cancers and serious diseases of the child.

This year Annette Cunnac presents a series of pastels, moments of life captured during her recent trip to Cambodia, as well as urban landscapes of Toulouse and the Tarn countryside.

For this new edition of  Arts en Balade Annette Cunnac is pleased to welcome you in her studio with  her  friend the sculptor  Cathy Larroque Soussan. You will be able to discover her recent works, pastels and paintings, inspired by her last trip to Cambodia. You will be able to see also her sketches and drawings in the countryside and on the Garonne river banks in Toulouse.

In this new exhibition with Michel Averseng sculptor, Annette Cunnac presents a set of oils on canvas and pastels which offers a panorama of her work for twenty years. Her landscapes and scenes of life, inspired by her travels and her immediate surroundings, are the fruit of a sensitive observation of the life around her. She takes us by light and colors in her universe imbued with poetry.

Michel Averseng exhibits a set of statues, busts and compositions (original bronzes and plasters) as well as drawings which are the culmination of a lifetime of research and study. “Of a simple appearance, the statuary must be, in its material presence, a silent messenger of the spiritual richness of a complex humanity. A present and naturally understandable messenger in the heart of every human, whatever his culture”.

Annette Cunnac presents recent works produced in the tranquility of her studio, mainly pastels which light up the landscapes and scenes of life in Cambodia and in her region. The splendors of Khmer civilization interact with the local heritage of Occitanie.

Deeply marked by the landscapes of her native Tarn, Annette Cunnac also presents during this exhibition pastels recently made in situ in direct contact with nature in the countryside.

“I paint what my gaze captures and makes me feel at very specific moments, whether it is a landscape sublimated by a fleeting light or a colorful scene of life”.

Annette Cunnac welcomed a team of the 111 des Arts in her studio for an interview.

Painting exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français in the context of Art en Capital at the Grand Palais in Paris.