Sculpture.

Mia-Nelle Drøschler’s sculptures extend her painterly language into three-dimensional form, where surface, shape, and material meet in tactile dialogue. Working primarily with recycled and everyday materials, she transforms remnants of the lived world into aesthetic objects—acts of renewal that carry a quiet, poetic presence. Like her paintings, these sculptural works reflect an animistic view of art as a living process: responsive, intuitive, and relational. Here, painting moves into space, becoming touchable, inhabitable, and sensorially alive.