Edith Beurskens

Edith Beurskens is a multidisciplinary designer with an eye for aesthetics. From an early age she was experimenting with the possibilities of combining different materials in handcrafts. An education and career in fashion, graphic design and interior has influenced her to combine several techniques. 

Her artistic journey is a search for balance and composition in color and materials. The designs are an expression of a diverse background and a constant search for harmony.

Edith discovered 3D printing when she started decorating her own new house. Her need for practical solutions during the construction process led her to use medium 3D printing in a creative way. The possibilities inspired her to create wall art for her own home.

The 3D art is made from plant material PLA and hand painted in earthy tones. The structure and depth of the 3D works give an extra dimension to the space. During the day, the incidence of light changes, making it seem as if the artwork and the space are alive. With a special range of vintage frames, Edith wants to put an extra twist in the designs to re-use pre-loved frames. 

Besides the 3D artworks, she also designs prints in earthy tones and organic shapes. These are printed on high quality art paper. That will not fade in time. 

It didn’t stop with one design, nowadays she makes countless minimalist shapes that feel like three-dimensional puzzles. Not only for the wall, also sculptures and other objects are coming… 

Curious about all styles? Check the available styles in the online shop or Instagram.