Kicsy Abreu Stable (b. 1992, Cuba) is a multidisciplinary artist and architect based in Brussels. Her practice explores spatial storytelling through the intersection of sculpture, architecture and drawing. She began her academic journey at the Universidad Tecnológica de La Habana ‘José Antonio Echeverría’, where she earned a master’s degree in architecture in 2015. She later completed a master’s degree in sculpture and spatial art at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Brussels (2021). Abreu Stable’s work investigates the complex relationship between human beings, the areas they inhabit and the environments that surround them, revealing latent narratives embedded within these lived spaces.

Through the interplay of presence and absence, visibility and concealment, she reinterprets traditional craftsmanship while challenging the physical and cultural boundaries of materials. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including in Embracing Grounds, Galerie In Situ -fabienne leclerc, Paris (2026), Magical Realism: Imagining natural dis/order, Wiels Contemporary art center, Brussels (2025), Release, Mino Art Space, Antwerp (2023);
Lucie(a), Centre Tour à Plomb, Brussels (2021); and Laisser passer, Maison de l’Architecture de l’Isère, Grenoble (2017).

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Research grant by Japan Foundation