OPEN STUDIO Artist-in-residence I ALBA SUAU in Brussels and ROMAIN ZACCHI in Saint-Paul de Vence

BRUSSELS 
OPEN STUDIO
ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE

ALBA SUAU

Saturday December 13th from 12 to 6 pm

Alba Suau (b. 1997, Mallorca, Spain) approaches painting as a living event, born from meditative walks in which she captures the subtle textures, colors, and rhythms of the landscape. These impressions, reinterpreted through memory, take shape in the studio as layered compositions that merge observation and recollection. Working with oil, acrylic, dry pastel, and casein on canvas, she explores the porous boundary between memory and reality. In recent projects such as Las dos rocas and Entre casa María y la mía, she delves into the geographies of childhood and the personal and collective bonds we form with place.

SAINT-PAUL DE VENCE 
OPEN STUDIO
ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE

ROMAIN ZACCHI

Opening Saturday December 13th from 10am to 6 pm

Fondation CAB Saint-Paul de Vence is pleased to present its 10^th artist-in-residency, Romain Zacchi from November 3rd to December 4th.

“I am Romain Zacchi, my practice explores the ambivalent relationship between humans and their material environment, through forms that both question and soothe. I mainly work with steel, aluminum, and Belgian blue stone. The objects I create or transform appear suspended, removed from any functional purpose. They carry within them a silent, almost mineral memory, and a dignity that predates all forms of exploitation. The studio becomes a space of listening, where intuition comes before intention, and thought emerges through direct contact with matter”.

BRUSSELS 

ART & LANGUAGE, 1965-2025

Exhibition open from Wednesday to Saturday from 12 to 6 pm

Fondation CAB presents an exhibition devoted to the Art & Language movement, paying tribute to sixty years of experimentation, debate, and intellectual provocation that have shaped the history of conceptual [removed];
In reaction to Abstract Expressionism, Art & Language places language and ideas at the center of the artwork, making text and critical reflection artistic materials in their own [removed];The exhibition brings together works, texts, scores, paintings, and objects from 1965 to 2025, tracing the key moments of a collective adventure that redefined the very notions of the artwork and the artist.

SAINT-PAUL DE VENCE

CONVERGENCES

With Charlotte vander Borght, Alain Biltereyst,
Olaf Holzapfel and François Morellet

Exhibition open from Thursday to Saturday from 10 to 6 pm

Fondation CAB Saint-Paul-de-Vence presents CONVERGENCES, a group exhibition uniting four artists, Charlotte vander Borght, Alain Biltereyst, Olaf Holzapfel and François Morellet around form, space, and materiality. Curated by Belgian gallerist Albert Baronian, the show creates a dialogue across generations and mediums.
At its core is the legacy of François Morellet (1926–2016), a key figure in concrete and minimal art whose explorations of geometry, systems, and chance continue to influence contemporary practices.
The exhibition extends this dialogue through Charlotte vander Borght, who transforms industrial materials with poetic intent; Alain Biltereyst, who abstracts visual codes from urban signage; and Olaf Holzapfel, who examines the link between nature and culture through materials such as wood, straw, and architectural structures.