Edith Dekyndt

Edith Dekyndt’s practice engages with the imperceptible variations of matter, revealing the narratives embedded in objects and substances. She works with both organic and inorganic materials, exploring the transformations they undergo through time, chemical processes and environmental conditions. Positioned between sculpture, installation and experiment, her work reflects on the instability of form and meaning, bringing attention to processes of change, decay and preservation that shape both material and historical experience.

With the support of the French Desk (Pupitre France) and the Culture Department of Wallonia-Brussels International (WBI), in partnership with the Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles | Paris (CWB), as part of its Constellations Off-site Programme
With the support of Flemish Representation in France and Flemish Government - Flanders State of the Art