Dominique Cambon was born in Ghent, Belgium (1970).

Artist and Curator

It all began with a fleeting thought sparked by a stack of old magazines. That moment of inspiration ignited her creativity: the desire to craft a harmonious fusion of sustainability and aesthetics using recyclable materials. By breathing new life into discarded elements, she not only tells her own story but also contributes to a greener, more conscious future. Her work embodies the power of transformation—a meeting point between reuse and imaginative creation.

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Her first pieces were Japanese drawings, wrapped in refined paper mosaics that lent her art a rich, tactile texture. She later explored other techniques, such as modular origami unfolding into intricate forms, and delicate filigree work. Simultaneously, her skills evolved through designing organic lighting objects, inspired by the four natural elements and the depth of Japanese culture and aesthetics.

She delights in bringing organic shapes and gentle light into a space—creating warmth, atmosphere, and a sense of intimate coziness.

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Dominique is a detail-oriented, nature-loving creative who finds beauty in imperfection and the natural irregularities that give her work its soul. Through her art, she hopes to create pieces that feel both soothing and vibrant.

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Discover where art and sustainability meet.