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RAPHAËL LECOQUIERRE
Unbirthday

Vernissage & book signing
​Exhibition till March 2nd

Mist escapes from a stranded black box. The sound of waves devours the surfaces of our memory and covers its [removed];

Raphaël Lecoquierre’s work is protean: his frescoes cover archetypes of our collective history. They put into perspective the notion of sampling, so dear to the artist. By mixing pigments from the colored surfaces of vernacular analog photographs he gleans with Venetian stucco, Raphaël Lecoquierre charges his pictorial compositions with a singular memory.

Summer laughter, family meals and birthday celebrations blend, merge and blur into an abstract substratum that gives rise to a minimal memorial motif. At once unique and universal, precious and counterfeit, poetic and psychedelic, Raphaël Lecoquierre’s work questions the material of the work as well as the symbolic dimension of the image.
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PASCALE RISBOURG
Ten Years of Creations

Tea Time Vernissage
​Exhibition from March 6 till March 27

Ten years of creation – Pascale Risbourg presents a retrospective of her creations since her arrival in Brussels in 2013. It is in Brussels that Pascale explores new creative [removed];She has developed a line of unique wallpapers, tackled the world of ceramics, explored augmented reality, and designed carpets, lighting, and [removed];This exhibition traces the freedom of expression that Brussels has given her.

DORIS BOERMAN
​Plugs, Pores, Walls & Lures

Vernissage & Book signing
​Exhibition till April 20

W​ith the series of sculptures titled ‘Plugs, Pores, Walls and Lures’, visual artist Doris Boerman responds to the practice of self-design as a form of mass occupation, common identity and pseudo individuality in popular culture. With hair, earrings, scrunchies, wall plugs and gallery walls, the series talks about the feminine as a commercially constructed value, as well as the normative female body and its role in (art) history. With the support of the Ambassade van het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden in Brussels.

AMIT LEBLANG
​Another Seder

Vernissage & Passover drink
​Exhibition till May 25

The exhibition “Another Seder” results from an artistic research that looks at the Passover holiday in the Jewish culture and the family rituals that are accustomed to happen during it.
The project deals with the intergenerational transmission of stories, presenting an installation of a living room; in this uncanny space, memories take form. Combining a video, an installation, etching prints, and paintings, and launching an artist’s book, “Another Haggadah,” the artist offers an alternative heritage. This project is supported by the VGC.