Some works don’t push. They pull. Not with volume, but with presence. You don’t notice them at first, then you can’t stop looking. This selection is for the quiet eye. These are works that hold space rather than fill it. Colours are muted. Edges are soft. The gesture is minimal. They don’t ask you to understand - they ask you to breathe. The artists here trust stillness. They know that softness isn’t weakness. That subtle shifts in colour or a single brushstroke can carry deep emotional weight. And when everything around you demands attention, these works give you the opposite: permission to pause. Calm is not the same as static. Many of these pieces carry motion, but it’s slow and internal, like waves, like breath, like thought before words. They remind you that emotion doesn’t always come in extremes. It can whisper. If you’re curating a space that holds reflection, rest, or quiet energy, this is your direction. These works don’t fill a wall. They complete a room. – Selection cover: Abysse by Sandrine HIRSON