TOM HERCK
Tom Herck, mixed media, 2017-2025 ‘Holy Cow’, exhibited in 2017 in an empty church in Kuttekoven, caused quite a stir. The crucified cow for human consumption stood in the middle of a large basin into which the cow was milking. The socially critical work condemned food waste, poignantly presented in a church. The inspiring artwork was provocative […]
Joan MIRO
Joan Miró, oil on panel, 1969 Catalan Joan Miró, the leading surrealist of the experimental playground (between heaven and earth), quickly became world-famous. The painter and sculptor brought us a body of work full of colour and symbolism that makes our subconscious dream of childhood. Miró’s art was not conventional, had no rules nor aesthetics. […]
Hans FOHAN
HANS FOHAN, oil on canvas, 2025 The vacuum and biomorphic simplicity have an essential meaning in the autonomous world of this Belgian artist. The avant-gardist advocates space and calls for a social artistic interpretation. His love of emptiness shocks, and the artist uses it to call for dialogue and reflection. The subdued explosions and minimal movements […]
Robert DANDAROV
Robert Dandarov, oil on canvas, 2011 Macedonian American artist Robert Dandarov’s work takes a journey through fact and fantasy. He analyses his modern era and emphasizes the obsession with violence and illusion. His narrative talent displays a visual language based on mythology, history, religion, science and literature. From this unlimited universe, he explores a possible […]
Gio POMODORO
Gio Pomodoro, bronze, 1971 The Italian artist Gio Pomodoro is known for his often large sculptures and jewellery designs. He took the static out of sculptures by incorporating supple forms that insinuate movement. He created a play of light and shadow that stand out due to their three-dimensional nature. His monumental sculptures have an important […]
Johan TAHON
Johan Tahon, polyester, 2003 The sculptures by the Belgian sculptor Johan Tahon are like an expression of an all-embracing silence. A constant search within himself leaves visible traces and makes his work very personal. The charge of his expressions, full of emotion and thought, crosses the boundaries of the unknown. Tahon’s work represents mankind as […]
Jörg PLICKAT
Jörg Plickat, Corten Steel, 2017 The German sculptor Jörg Plickat creates a formal language in stainless steel and Corten steel. His forms are abstract and geometric, they seek a balance between monumentalism and fragility. The artist investigates the relationship between volume and material. His powerful shapes can be found worldwide in museum parks and spacious […]
LUO BROTHERS
The Luo Brothers, lacquer on wood, 2006 The three Chinese brothers who make up the artist trio The Luo Brothers grew up during the Cultural Revolution. It was a time when China was rapidly changing politically and culturally. In the mid-1990s, their work is typified by the combination of traditional references and Western consumerism. The […]
Zhengjie FENG
Feng Zhengjie, oil on canvas, 2001 The work of the Chinese artist Feng Zhengjie is characterized by the bright use of colour. He found his inspiration in traditional colourful drawings that gained popularity throughout the imperial dynasties. His mostly female models are borrowed from the advertising world with eccentric features such as a lush head […]
Jim DINE
Jim Dine, pencil on paper, 1962 The American Jim Dine is a key figure of the early Happenings. This artist is considered to be pop art, but was more closely associated with neo-dada and neo-expressionism. The technical variety within his own style makes it difficult to categorize him. Every object he used had a deep […]