Nathalie Soetens is originally a graphic designer, with a deep-rooted love for paper – not as a carrier, but as the main character. Her free work under the name M’Bossed arose from a search for silence in form. For something that doesn’t scream, yet still touches you.

 Embossing became her medium: a technique in which texture and composition speak through light and shadow.

“For me, embossing is the perfect symbiosis of form and texture. Its tactility is inviting, but never intrusive – it conveys a refined strength.”

In every work, her graphic background shimmers through: the precision, the rhythm, the attention to space. This makes her playful rebellion tangible — a form of unconventional luxury.

M’Bossed is Nathalie’s quiet signature: a composition of light, relief, and understated strength.

Where restraint becomes power.

LESS INK is a sensory exhibition that celebrates the power of restraint. Form, texture, and light take center stage, showing how subtle gestures can carry unexpected force.

• Nathalie Soetens (M’Bossed) transforms paper into surfaces where light and shadow breathe, embodying serenity and elegance.

• With Nothing Monotonous, Juliette Polak (Suitable Images) shows sustainability as anything but monotone, weaving urgency, empathy, and care for the future into her work.

• Jeroom Jansen distills design to its essence, creating objects that invite reflection.

• Devoonsounds unveils the first 3D-printed marble high-end speakers, merging art, technology and sustainability.

Together, these works show that minimalism is never empty:

it sharpens perception, stirs the senses, and pulls you in.

Come closer.