Currently on view: Koen van den Broek and Peter Joseph

We are delighted to present two remarkable exhibitions that celebrate the depth and versatility of painting.
 

The first showcases the work of Belgian artist Koen van den Broek, whose poetic interpretation of urban landscapes offers a fresh perspective on the interplay between architecture and abstraction.

The second pays tribute to the British artist Peter Joseph (1929–2020), renowned for his masterful use of light, colour, and space, which inspires a sense of timeless contemplation.

Koen van den Broek’s exhibition marks a pivotal evolution in his practice, introducing new series that delve into innovative approaches to his themes. His canvases transform into landscapes in their own right, reimagining segments of (road) codes as aesthetic forms, blurring the boundaries between abstraction and representation.

Peter Joseph’s exhibition centres on his iconic Border Paintings, works that explore the delicate balance between formal simplicity and emotional resonance. In these canvases, he meticulously examines the subtle interplay between a central rectangle and its surrounding frame, creating compositions of striking clarity and depth.