Lotte Van den Audenaeren makes works that illuminate the material dimensions of time as it takes shape in patches of natural sunlight, transient sounds, swathes of fluorescent fabric, or decaying natural objects. With an artistic practice that is open to the intentions and durations of her materials, she works with time as though it were a strip of celluloid film—parsing, fixing, and editing the fleeting moment through material processes such as bronze casting, glass blowing, ceramic firing, and photography.
Isabelle Lynch

‘pieces’ by Isabelle Lynch
Isabelle Lynch on Lotte Van den Audenaeren & pieces
March 2020

 

Lotte Van den Audenaeren (Brussels) makes in-situ installations, textile works, ceramic objects, light sculptures and word images that leave room for transformation. These are temporary interventions in the landscape or urban space, as well as snapshots, indications of and in time, processes in which time solidifies and materialises.

Loes Jacobs, 2019

 

‘This Magic Moment. Lotte Van den Audenaeren’ by Pieter Vermeulen
Pieter Vermeulen
‘This magic moment. Lotte Van den Audenaeren’
March 2014

 

‘Old New Territories’ by Barbara Adams
Barbara Adams
‘Old New Territories’
NYC 2013