by Adelina Rosseel
Belgium
What happens when a landscape no longer consists of earth or water, but of circulating traces of gas, breath, and chemical seduction? This painting unfolds as a molecular current - a channel of methane-like particles pulling the viewer into a fluid, dreamlike world where bright greens and saturated oranges evoke both underwater anemones and toxic atmospheres, blurring the line between ecological collapse and hallucinatory beauty.
Adelina Rosseel
Belgium
Adelina Rosseel is a Ghent-based visual artist whose work explores complex themes of identity, memory, and emotion. Initially trained in pedagogy before pursuing her passion for the fine arts at KASK School of Arts Ghent, specialising in painting. Her artistic practice centres on expressive, large-scale figurative works characterised by dynamic brushwork, vibrant colour palettes, and fragmented faces that reflect the human condition in the digital age. Bridging the worlds of creation and community, Adelina combines her studio practice with youth work, art education, and digital storytelling as a content creator.