Hildegarde Handsaeme is a contemporary Belgian artist known for her minimalist female figures, geometric abstraction, and refined visual language. For over three decades, she has created more than 200 original works, exploring balance between form, line, and emotion.
Her work is defined by fluid contours, structured compositions, and a subtle harmony between abstraction and figuration, resulting in timeless and contemplative imagery.
Her distinctive style has gained international recognition:
"Highly visual, graphically strong, and technically impressive." – Galerie Perrotin, Paris
"A musical rhythm linking painting and illustration." – Podgorny Robinson & Perrotin
Her work has been exhibited in New York, London, Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam, and featured in publications such as Women in Art, Resident Magazine (New York), and the WBM Luxury Guide.
Her work is held in private collections, including senior executives affiliated with Johns Hopkins University and MIT.