Exhibée

Exhibée is a French word that translates to "exhibited" or "displayed" in English. It is primarily used as the feminine past participle of the verb "exhiber," which means to show, display, or present something. The term can refer to objects, artworks, or even people being put on view for an audience.

In the context of art, an "oeuvre exhibée" would be a body of work that has been put on display in a gallery or museum. Similarly, a "pièce exhibée" refers to a specific item being exhibited. The word carries a connotation of deliberate presentation and public viewing.

Beyond the realm of art, "exhibée" can also be used more broadly to describe anything that is showcased or made visible. For instance, a company might discuss its "stratégie exhibée," meaning a strategy that has been presented or made known. It can also imply a certain degree of pride or intentionality in the act of showing something. The context in which "exhibée" is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning.