ABOUT

Belle Doxx  believes that art should confront, question, and unravel. Her work draws from cultural anthropology, art history, theology, and the contradictions of contemporary society. She is fascinated by the human psyche, its fragility, its tensions, and its capacity for reinvention.

Belle completed a Post-Graduate program in Art History and trained in the Bargue drawing technique, studying classical form, structure, chiaroscuro, and the disciplined foundations of academic draftsmanship. This classical training forms an invisible framework beneath her raw, instinctive, and emotionally charged visual language.

To her, beauty is not an end but a tool, to connect, to disrupt, to seduce, and to unsettle. In a world where identity and image increasingly blur into performance, Belle uses her canvases to challenge both herself and the viewer.

Her work has been exhibited at Galerie Madart (Amsterdam), Black Gallery (Antwerp), and the NockNock art Fair, and is held in private collections across the Netherlands, Belgium, and beyond.

Belle has collaborated with notable international and national names, including Machine Gun Kelly, creating custom merchandise artwork, and the Dutch fashion house In Gold We Trust, for which she designed a limited-edition artistic sweater.

Belle Doxx creates art that merges energy, emotion, and intellect, raw, instinctive, and unapologetically human.