Brussels atelier · since 1998
The artist
Colour in layers, shaped for the day’s light.
Catherine De Bosscher
A singular vision.
Belgian artist and designer Catherine De Bosscher has followed a singular vision since 1998. Trained in interior architecture and influenced by her father’s precise sense of space, she gradually moved from jewelry and bespoke furniture toward wall sculpture, cosmic painting and luxury art prints.
Each piece — wall sculpture, luxury art prints, platters and jewelry — is created in her Brussels atelier, guided by intuition and never assisted by AI.
Drawing inspiration from organic patterns, pure geometry, imaginary landscapes and the mystery of space, the work is built by hand so the day’s light can move across the surface.
From pencil to presence
Icy Craters
from the first drawing to the work on the wall.
Initial pencil drawing
First layers in the atelier
Building the pattern
Close-up. Final details
See the final product, Icy Craters.
Collector note
Works created to provoke awe and endure across time — a centrepiece, a cosmic dialogue, or an elegant wearable.