Digital Research
Study of the theme ‘Figure in interior’ through the legacy of Henri Matisse. Analytical panels and a virtual exhibition

Stillness after Matisse

Henri Matisse: Figures in Interiors, 1920–1929.

Virtual exhibition and research

Start: July 20, 2026 • End: December 20, 2026 • Organizer: Art Stylus • Location: Virtual exhibition via Kunstmatrix

Introduction: The exhibition unfolds in three parts. It begins before Matisse, with a philosophical reflection on solitude and the room. It continues with Matisse's interiors of the 1920s, where the home becomes a place of rest, relaxation and contemplation. It concludes after Matisse, inviting visitors to reflect on how these ideas continue to resonate today.

The project starts with Matisse’s Still Life with Pascal’s Pensées (1924), a painting in which a book quietly opens a wider question: what does it mean to remain still, at home, with one’s own thoughts?

The virtual exhibition will be available from July 20, 2026.


Henri Matisse, Still Life with Pascal’s Pensées, 1924 A Dialogue on Stillness: Pascal and Matisse

Credits
Concept, Text and Digital Work
Tanya Mitkova (Art Stylus)
Reference Works
Henri Matisse (1869–1954)
The Minneapolis Institute of Art. Henri Matisse, Still Life with Pascal’s Pensées, 1924. Oil on canvas. Public domain.
Terms of Use
This exhibition presents a contemporary interpretative approach and does not reproduce original works in their entirety.
All materials are used for research and educational purposes.