Pierre Boncompain’s luminous compositions evoke the warmth of Mediterranean life, blending Matisse-like simplicity with Bonnard’s harmonious palettes, embodying his belief that “painting is creating silence.” Ziad Dalloul’s “nature silencieuse” transforms everyday objects into meditations on the intimate world of lived spaces, expansive landscapes, and the tension between stillness and change. Denis Laget draws from the vanitas tradition, creating textured floral works that confront the fragility of beauty and the transience of life. Together, their works reveal the timeless appeal of still life as a powerful medium for reflection and reinvention.