Alyce Mojoy is a Belgian abstract painter based in Brussels.

Her practice explores how inner states, sensations and emotions can become alive through color, movement and gesture.

Before beginning a painting, she turns her attention inward, using bodily sensations as a starting point. 

Painting becomes a physical and embodied process. Using palette knives and improvised tools such as cards and cork, she pushes, scrapes, spreads and stretches the material through quick and repetitive gestures. 

Colors mix directly on the surface, emerge in response to what she feels, forms appear and disappear. The unexpected marks become part of the work.

Rather than working from a predefined composition,
she allows each painting to develop in the moment.

Movement and sound are integral to her practice.
Dance, in particular, allows the body to lead where the
mind would otherwise anticipate.

Her background in visual design brings an instinctive sensitivity to composition, contrast and rhythm, creating
a continuous dialogue between intuition and structure.

Her paintings become traces of this process. Something first experienced internally and gradually given a visual presence through paint.

Her work was first exhibited in Brussels in 2026 and is referenced in the Women United Art Movement Artist Directory.