In a world that rarely slows down, Isabelle Siem invites you into spaces where time pauses. Through abstract paintings and sculptural forms, she creates inner landscapes where natural elements become vessels of memory and emotion.

Discover her work that reveals itself through attention and stillness.

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  • ‘January’ 1/12 This sculpture explores the idea that existence does not rely on being seen. Inspired by places and phases, relationships and identity, the work reflects on how different people touch different parts of us, creating different versions of ourselves that exist within us, even when we don’t experience them. The work started from a single circular core, representing the most fundamental version of the self: before it is shaped by others, expectations, or surroundings. From this core, I created cut-outs and fragments, each originating from the same form but becoming its own variation. These fragments represent the different versions of ourselves that emerge through people, places, and relationships. Some are close, others feel distant, until something or someone brings them alive. 45 x 65 x 7.2 cm Read about it on my Substack page (link in bio)
  • For my studio, I created a table from recycled bricks and glass. On top, you catch a small glimpse of my latest blue sculpture in progress.
  • Bricks + Water