This catalogue was published in 2015 for the exhibition of Brazilian artist Lilian Bomeny (born 1953) at the Centre Culturel Cloître des Billettes in Paris. Curated and staged by Ricardo Fernandes, with critical text by Elza Ajzenberg, the exhibition presented a new sculptural series that reflects the artist’s long‑standing interest in form, gesture and the symbolic presence of the feminine. Bomeny’s work is marked by a refined sense of movement and sensuality, where themes of enchantment, vitality and seduction emerge as central elements of her creative process.

The sculptures featured in this exhibition reveal a mature and confident artistic language. Through fluid contours and carefully balanced volumes, Bomeny explores the body as a source of life and continuity, while also engaging with broader notions of identity and emotional resonance. Her practice extends across multiple media, including painting, drawing and large‑scale public works in São Paulo and abroad, attesting to her versatility and her strong presence within contemporary Brazilian art.

This catalogue documents the Paris exhibition and offers insight into the conceptual foundations of Bomeny’s sculptural research. The publication includes a selection of photographs that highlight the elegance and expressive clarity of the works, as well as the atmosphere of the exhibition itself. Printed in a limited edition of 300 copies, it has become a collectible item that reflects both the significance of the artist’s trajectory and the lasting impact of this series within her oeuvre.

Published in English and Brazilian Portuguese, the catalogue stands as a valuable record of an exhibition that affirmed Lilian Bomeny’s distinctive voice and her commitment to exploring the poetic and symbolic dimensions of the feminine through sculpture.