Edith Dekyndt - Notes on What is What

Marian Goodman Gallery, 385 Broadway, 10013, New York City

September 10, 2026 – October 24, 2026

Marian Goodman Gallery presents "Notes on What is What," the first solo exhibition of Edith Dekyndt. The exhibition features a diverse range of mediums, including painting, drawing, sculpture, video, and performance. Dekyndt's work focuses on the qualities of materials, employing time-based processes to transform objects sourced from their original environments. This transformation highlights the living essence of materials, which experience decay, entropy, and disruption, often using humble, everyday items. Her practice reflects the cyclical rhythms of the earth, paralleling ecological changes. By exploring communities, modes of existence, and histories, Dekyndt aims to foster a deeper consciousness among all living beings. The exhibition connects the North Atlantic and the Mediterranean, with objects that embody the memories of their journeys and contexts. In dialogue, these works create a material language that collapses distances and reveals correspondences without hierarchy.