Idalie de Werszowec Rey is a Brussels-based visual artist who spent her childhood in Warsaw. Her multidisciplinary practice—spanning cyanotype, digital prints, serigraphy, and painting—is rooted in a deep exploration of themes. Her first body of work focused on the perception...
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Idalie de Werszowec Rey is a Brussels-based visual artist who spent her childhood in Warsaw. Her multidisciplinary practice—spanning cyanotype, digital prints, serigraphy, and painting—is rooted in a deep exploration of themes. Her first body of work focused on the perception of color, using digitally altered images of nature to question how we see and interpret hues? She blurs the line between photography and pictorial expression. She then turned to the aesthetics of landscapes, drawing inspiration from Japanese prints. Her most recent series centers on memory, explored through the cyanotype process—playing with blur, brushwork, and tonal depth to evoke fragmented, dreamlike impressions. She has exhibited in Brussels, Ixelles, Etterbeek, and Uccle, and has taken part in various collective shows.