Wall Sculpture blue L
Tulle molded around foam
68 7/8 × 39 3/8 × 11 3/4 in. (175 × 100 × 30 cm)
Artwork details7 works in the selection
Sofie Aaldering (the Netherlands, 1998) is a textile artist based in Zevenaar. She uses tulle and mesh to build sculptures and reliefs with organic forms. Through handwork, layering and repetition, she turns lightweight fabrics into volumes that invite a closer look at their texture and structure.
She studied Fashion Design at HKU University of the Arts Utrecht, graduating with honors in 2021. Her material research led her from clothing towards sculpture and wall works. Finery grew out of her graduation project, beginning an ongoing exploration of textiles, sisal and reclaimed materials.
Her career brings together textile art exhibitions and projects connected to design. She took part in Soft! at Muiderslot Castle (2026) and Tangible Intangible at Dutch Design Week (2024). She has shown work at PAD London with Rademakers Gallery, created a piece for Dior in 2023 and received De Interieur Club's Interieurtalent 2024 award. That same year, she appeared on the cover of ELLE Decoration Netherlands.
Documented career
January 16 – March 22, 2026 · She took part in this group exhibition of textile art at Muiderslot Castle, organized with Rademakers Gallery, alongside artists including Kiki van Eijk, Simone Post and Sina Dyks.
Source2024–2025 · Her work featured in Rademakers Gallery's presentations at PAD London, a fair for art and collectible design.
Source2024 · In this project curated by Wisse Trooster, she translated her three-dimensional work into tapestry, produced in collaboration with Moooi Carpets.
Source2024 · Winner of the Interieurtalent 2024 category at De Interieur Club Awards, a distinction within the Dutch interiors and design sector.
Source2024 · ELLE Decoration Netherlands featured her on its cover among its names to watch. The magazine profiled her research with tulle and her move from fashion design towards sculpture.
Source2023 · She created a commissioned artwork for a Dior store, a project documented on her website and in her ELLE Decoration interview.
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