In Kiss Me Deadly, (81 × 116 cm , Acrylic on canvas, 2021) Véronique Cauchefer captures an intimate morning between two friends — coffee brewing, bread sliced, small indulgences scattered across the table. Yet beneath the casual warmth, a quiet tension lingers. One woman sips her drink, lost in thought; the other, holding a single cherry to her lips, drifts toward a private daydream of romance.
The table is a stage of symbolic clues: a single rose, a paperback boldly titled Kiss Me Deadly, a dove in flight, fragments of bread, and lips printed on fabric — each a whisper of longing, memory, and possibility. With her signature interplay of crisp black line, stylized figures, and vibrant flat color, Cauchefer builds a scene that is both familiar and enigmatic, where everyday rituals are charged with unspoken desires.
A layered, cinematic work for collectors who appreciate contemporary figurative painting that merges narrative depth with bold, graphic elegance.
In Kiss Me Deadly, (81 × 116 cm , Acrylic on canvas, 2021) Véronique Cauchefer captures an intimate morning between two friends — coffee brewing, bread sliced, small indulgences scattered across the table. Yet beneath the casual warmth, a quiet tension lingers. One woman sips her drink, lost in thought; the other, holding a single cherry to her lips, drifts toward a private daydream of romance.
The table is a stage of symbolic clues: a single rose, a paperback boldly titled Kiss Me Deadly, a dove in flight, fragments of bread, and lips printed on fabric — each a whisper of longing, memory, and possibility. With her signature interplay of crisp black line, stylized figures, and vibrant flat color, Cauchefer builds a scene that is both familiar and enigmatic, where everyday rituals are charged with unspoken desires.
A layered, cinematic work for collectors who appreciate contemporary figurative painting that merges narrative depth with bold, graphic elegance.
