The tantalizing ways in which Huguette Caland depicts the body as a landscape in her painting, drawing and textile work has sparked a resurgent interest in her long career. Spanning five decades, the breadth of Caland’s practice is extensive yet considerably devoted to feminist perspectives and nuanced representations of the feminine form. Caland’s early erotic abstract paintings and drawings highlight the subtleties of seduction. Through the intermingling of body-like minimalist forms, Caland audaciously evokes sensuality between curves and contours.