Adeline Halot sculpts woven compositions of metallic wires and flax linen yarns into bold sculptural forms that reflect the fusion of nature and technology. Her work draws on organic and mineral inspiration, shaped by a deep sensitivity to space, light, and material. She creates pieces with dynamic textures and shifting volumes that respond to their environment, revealing new dimensions through shadow and reflection. With a background in interior architecture and a second degree in textile design from La Cambre, she has developed a practice rooted in experimentation and material intelligence. Her approach is instinctive, physical, and precise, constantly engaging with the tension between structure and softness, chaos and control.