— A Free Woman [Unspoken III]

Third piece in the “Non-dit” collection: a unique piece combining drawing and text.

She had the beauty of those who don't realize they're beautiful, of those who don't care. She didn't seek any attention. The absence of pretension in her way of being made her every gesture sensual, delicate, honest. By not imposing herself anywhere, she radiated everywhere. It was simple. If she didn't feel listened to, loved, or respected, she simply left. And while she never forced anything, she always committed herself entirely. It was her way of being free: Refusing to betray herself.

Original charcoal drawing of “A Free Woman”

• Charcoal on fringed Velin paper, BFK Rives, museum quality [50 x 65 cm]
• Comes with certificate of authenticity
• Signed by Lucas Clavel
• Completed in November 2024