Exhibition: the encounter between painting and literature

Lose yourself in a space where vibrant canvases engage in a dialogue with the written word. This intimate exhibition offers a rare chance to explore the intersection of art and literature while discussing creative freedom with the artist herself.

The exhibition at 95 PASSY in the 16th arrondissement offers a unique exploration of the intersection between painting and literature. Featuring works by Vanecha Roudbaraki inspired by her book Mes silences en peinture, the event invites visitors into an artistic universe where colors and words collide. This presentation celebrates the release of two new books, highlighting the artist's focus on freedom and creativity. Entry to the exhibition is free of charge, and the venue is fully accessible to visitors with reduced mobility, as well as those with visual, auditory, or cognitive impairments.

Located at 95 rue de Passy, this exhibition showcases the creative vision of artist Vanecha Roudbaraki. Running from November 7, 2026, to January 9, 2028, the display examines the dialogue between visual art and writing. Centered on the chapter La Fable des coquelicots from the book Mes silences en peinture, the exhibition serves as a tribute to the power of artistic expression.

The gallery is open daily from Monday to Sunday, between 09:00 and 19:30. Visitors have the opportunity to engage directly with the artist, explore her latest works, and browse her new publications in an informal setting. Admission is free for all attendees.

Inclusivity is a priority at 95 PASSY, which is equipped to welcome a diverse audience. The venue is wheelchair accessible and features specific adaptations to accommodate individuals with auditory, visual, or cognitive disabilities.