Trained in textile design at Central Saint Martins in London, Valentine Dardel develops a multidisciplinary practice where the body, light, and materiality become fields of experimentation. She approaches drapery as a plastic language, sculpting forms and textures in a tension between figuration and abstraction. Her works explore folds, imprints, and image alterations, deliberately cultivating ambiguity and transforming irregularities into sensitive landscapes. In Hong Kong, she deepened her research on materiality and textile craftsmanship.

She has exhibited in France and internationally. Her works belong to private collections and have been featured in publications such as Fisheye Magazine and Sloft, confirming the growing resonance of her singular approach within the contemporary art scene.