Ethel Coppieters' work is a visual meditation on contemporary femininity. Her work invites us to contemplate the female experience through a delicate interplay between movement and stillness, the intimate and the collective, the dreamlike and the deeply real. Through her paintings, Coppieters constructs scenes that seem like moments stolen from time, suspended instants filled with emotional intensity. Many of Coppieters' figures are in motion, chasing something invisible, as if driven by a shared force. Coppieters does not seek perfection in her subjects, but rather captures their dignity in everyday moments, their beauty in the simple fact of existing without apology. In essence, her scenes are a celebration of sisterhood, shared strength and the silent bonds between women. It is a space for recognition, portraying both the women who inspire the artist in her daily life and the ordinary women who reflect them. Through her work, Ethel Coppieters invites us to pause, to feel, to remember the importance of moving and stopping.