Working primarily in clay, Delphine Vanpoperinghe-Logié creates figurative sculptures distinguished by expressive, raw techniques. Her practice emphasizes textured surfaces, visible hollows, and roughness, bringing busts, moving bodies, and fragments to life with a focus on silent emotion and human fragility. Through these forms, she evokes sensations of tenderness, vulnerability, and quiet joy, inviting viewers to reconnect with the living and human aspects of the world.