"E Pluribus Unum"(group show) - Cookhouse Gallery, Dec 13th
"Obsessions"(group show) - Cookhouse Gallery, Nov 9th
Degree Show - Central Saint Martins, May 23rd - 27th
About Steyaerts’ explore the relationship between sculpture and painting, creating works that float between the mediums, drawing on themes of grandeur, memory, and sensory immersion. Her practice explores silicone’s aesthetic quality, alongside canvas, oil paint and wood, drawing from architecture and painting. Steyaert’s creative process is intuitive, pouring and shaping silicone meticulously. The resulting delicate yet powerful forms challenge our perception of painting and sculpture, capturing movement and abstraction. Colour and form play closely in her work, guiding the viewer’s eye across undulating surfaces. She blends colours to create near-psychedelic patterns and alter the silicones opacity for added intrigue and play. Steyaert’s art encourages alternative perspectives and interpretations, evading traditional boundaries of painting and sculpture. It embodies the transgressive nature of contemporary artistic expression, an ever-evolving practice inviting curiosity and contemplation.
Manon Steyaert (b.1996), French-British artist is based in London. She received her graduate degree from Central St. Martins and an MAF in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Arts in 2019. Her works lie between the mediums of sculpture and painting primarily using silicone and oil paint to represent aspects of painting and sculpture whilst capturing light, form and colour. Recent exhibitions include Table Manners, group show at Barbati Gallery, Venice (2026); Untethered Colour, Solo Show, Annika Nuttall Gallery, Denmark (2025); The Sway of Form, group show, Gillian Jason Gallery, London (2025).