ReviewSeptember 2024
The Weight of Silence: Jorge Cavelier's New Paintings
ArtNexus
In his latest body of work, Cavelier achieves something rare — a painting practice that feels simultaneously ancient and urgently contemporary. The surfaces accumulate meaning the way sediment accumulates in riverbeds: slowly, inevitably, with a logic that only reveals itself over time.
Read ArticleFeatureMarch 2024
Between Two Worlds: Colombian Artists in Miami
Miami New Times
Among the artists profiled, Cavelier stands out for the rigorous quietude of his practice. His studio in Wynwood is a place of deliberate slowness — a counterpoint to the city's relentless energy.
Read ArticleInterviewApril 2023
Luce e Materia: A Conversation with Jorge Cavelier
Galleria Continua
On the occasion of his solo exhibition in San Gimignano, Cavelier speaks about the relationship between painting and sculpture, the influence of Italian light, and the discipline of not knowing.
Read ArticleReviewDecember 2022
Art Basel Miami Beach: The Works That Stayed With Us
Frieze
Cavelier's large-format canvas at the Galleria Continua booth was among the fair's most quietly commanding presences — a painting that demanded you stop, and rewarded the stopping.
Read ArticleEssayJune 2022
Material Thinking: Sculpture in the Age of the Image
Sculpture Magazine
Cavelier's carved marble works occupy a curious position in contemporary sculpture — neither nostalgic nor ironic, they engage the tradition of carving with a directness that feels almost radical.
Read ArticleFeatureOctober 2021
The New Latin American Painters
El País
A generation of Latin American painters is redefining what it means to work from a place — not as a limitation, but as a source of formal and conceptual richness. Cavelier is among the most compelling voices in this conversation.
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