Greta Meert Gallery in Brussels

An artist whose sculptures and installations use clay, bronze, wood, found materials, film and photography to examine time, territory, memory, and the shifting relationship between objects and exhibition sites.

A conceptual artist working with photographic archives, inherited images, books, and visual systems to question how photographs construct memory, identity, classification, and the cultural history of the medium.

An artist known for slow, image-based works that merge photography, film, video, digital technology, and sound to explore time, duration, perception, memory, and the unstable boundary between stillness and movement.

An artist whose materially sensitive practice spans video, sculpture, installation, drawing, and sound, often focusing on light, time, space, physical phenomena, and the fragile transformation of everyday materials.

A painter whose works translate signs from consumer culture, advertising, cartoons, and graphic communication into layered compositions that unsettle recognition, representation, and the legibility of contemporary images.

A sculptor whose precisely fabricated objects transform familiar functional forms through casting, milling, metalwork, and crafted surfaces, often probing production systems, material identity, ecology, and post-industrial consumer culture.

A painter whose works transform roads, architectural fragments, shadows, and urban details into compositions that move between photographic framing, abstraction, human trace, and sharply reduced painterly perception.

An artist known for gradual color fields, wall paintings, architectural interventions, and painted surfaces on canvas, marble, photographs, and space itself, using color and light to alter spatial perception.