Known for her sculptural use of silicone and layered canvas, Steyaert continues to evolve her practise —embracing a slower, more contemplative process as she returns to oil paint. These works reveal colour in flux: glowing, shifting, and softened by a translucent veil of silicone that both obscures and illuminates. The folds and layers are carefully calculated, creating a quiet interplay between light, shadow, and surface—where even subtle shifts in light bring new colour formations to life, highlighting hidden tones across scapes. Inspired by recent travels—especially the vast, uncapturable horizons of Namibia—Steyaert reflects on how colour can transcend vision and become an embodied experience. Sepia tones and open-air hues float like memory and air, ungraspable yet deeply felt. Untethered Colour invites viewers to release logic and enter into presence—where colour becomes not just something to see, but something to feel.