Nathalie Doyen's work is about the development of a new formal language,
based on her decoding of natural forms.
Her pieces carry titles such as "Capter", "Transcrire", "Décomposer"
and "Répertorier" and derive from a world of meditative beauty, of audible
silence, of the visible power of the inert.
Doyen develops a language of silence and patience; concepts that are
hardly in keeping with the current spirit of the age. In her sculptures
and installations she repeatedly brings porcelain forms together, assembling
minute parts to form a whole.
These are shown either recumbent or suspended.
Wouter De Bruycker (owner of Galery Link) says of her work: "It suggests
poetry and imagination, an extreme unbearable lightness, emotionally charged
movements, longings and desires. It is about purity and simplicity, humility
and meditation."