Duo exhibition presenting the latest work by Laura Cascone  (canvas as artistic material) and Guillaume Thunis (ink on paper).

In "Espace(s) de femme", Aurélia Naccache reveals her passion for women's relationship with freedom, desire, sensuality, nature, solitude, and their body. 

The painter's figurative elements provide essential clues to the architecture of the face and the contours of the body. They are supported or accompanied by colours that sketch the setting, create a context, an atmosphere, a tone.

Through a very feminine aesthetic, the artist provides us with a kind of rudimentary setting and scenario, inviting our imagination to delve into the souls of these women, to imagine their hopes and fears in intimate moments of life, as created by the artist's imagination.

The exhibition includes recent works in oil and acrylic, sometimes reinforced with charcoal.

Blinds on Paper is a new series of abstract works by Dirk Heveraet.  Using a rubber mat to press paint on mould-made paper or canvas, he creates a remarkable pallet of colour, light and movement. You will discover a methodical approach in which both spontaneity and calculated order are present.

In “Echoes”, British artist Anthony Oliver archives moments of time through paintings and drawings, connecting the residue of recent history, its echoes, and the light it sheds on the present as he understands it.

Renowned for her large sculptures in stoneware clay, Katrin Dekoninck recently started exploring the potential of bronze. Through the innovative use of different patinas, her sculptures preserve their fragile and vulnerable character. In “Second Skin”, stoneware clay and bronze enter in dialogue to illustrate how fragility and sensitivity on the inside and harshness or aggressiveness on the outside are inextricable, like two faces of the same soul.