Adeline Halot I Double vague

Adeline Halot transforms raw materials into poetic, architectural works of art. With a background in interior architecture and textile design from La Cambre, she merges spatial thinking with a tactile understanding of fiber. Her practice is a bold exploration of texture, form, and light—sculpting woven compositions from metallic wire and flax linen yarn. Each piece is a striking balance of nature and technology. Inspired by organic and mineral formations, Adeline's sculptures come alive through dynamic shapes and layered surfaces that shift with light and shadow. More than decorative objects, they are immersive experiences—fluid in meaning, adaptable in space, and rooted in a deep material curiosity. Adeline Halot’s work invites the viewer to slow down and engage with the subtleties of structure and surface. These are not just artworks; they are living spaces within themselves.