1050 Brussels
Participating Artists
Francesco Battistello
Celine Caron
Carlin Diaz
Marco Emmanuele
Antoine Grenez
Dionne Lausberg
Emmanuelle Naux
Yoel Pytowski
Felicien Umbreit
Maxim Van Cauwenberge (galerie Emilie Dujat)
The exhibition offers a unique sensory journey, a reflection on the duality of the contemporary world, where the splendor of life clashes with the wounds inflicted by humanity. It questions our capacity to destroy what sustains us, but also to reinvent beauty within fragility.
The viewer becomes a witness to this movement: caught between wonder, chaos, and attempts at reconstruction. Faced with the cracks in the world and within ourselves, what remains? Traces, memory, tenderness, and the act of repair. Beauty no longer resides solely in untouched nature. It lies hidden in what persists despite everything: in the bonds, the scars, and our ability to rise again.
What remains is a living earth, bearing memory, wounds, and hope; in our image: sublime, fractured, and resolutely alive.
The diversity of the exhibiting artists enriches this visual and conceptual dialogue centered on the earth’s treasures and human crises. Their sensitive perspectives, blending emotion, reflection, and aesthetics, create a powerful resonance and give the exhibition its full coherence.
Opening Reception March 5, 2025
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM (by invitation only)
Exhibition March 6 - 29, 2025
MON - TUE - by appointment
WED - SUN - 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM