Visual Art
"These images are memories of long forgotten dreams. Is this their heartbeat or ours? Will we ever be able to understand the vision of the artists across such an abyss of time? There is an aura of melodrama in this landscape. It could be straight out of a Wagner opera or a painting of German romanticists. Could this be our connection to their route? This staging of a landscape as an operatic event does not belong to the romanticists alone. Stone-age men might have had a similar sense of inner landscapes and it seems natural that there is a whole cluster of palaeolithic caves right around here." Werner Herzog, Film Director, in Cave of Forgotten Dreams, 2010
"Uh... Sorry, si-silence please. Please don't move. We are going to listen to the silence in the cave and perhaps, we can even hear our own heartbeat." (water drips) Jean Clottes, Former Head of Scientific Research Chauvet Cave, in Cave of Forgotten Dreams, 2010
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Anthony Ngoyainstallation 1, 2020; textile, chains, galvanized pipe, 150x350, courtesy of the artist
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Christiane BlattmannDie Alte Braut, 2019; silicone, pigment, jute, 150x200, courtesy of the artist and Damien & The Love Guru, Brussels
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Tom HalletTo Derek, 2020; pencil on paper, 21x29,7, courtesy of the artist
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Tristan BründlerDis, 2022; cardboard, pray glue, epoxy, synthetic vegetal, 162x94x78, courtesy of the artist
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Daan CouzijnThe Touch, 2019; static CGI, rendered in 3D software, printed on synthetic satin, 200x300, courtesy of the artist
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Gilles Dusong‘untitled’, 2021; sheet metal, 40x200x200, courtesy of the artist
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Che Go EunThe Garden of Lust in Spring, 2019; digital image, 128x309, courtesy of the artist
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Sanam KhatibiUnder the influence of poison, 2018; oil and pencil on canvas, 180x230, courtesy of the artist and Rodolphe Janssen, Brussels
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Nokukhanya LangaWhAt AbOut ThE cAvE mEn?, 2019; oil on canvas, 175x135, courtesy of the artist and Galerie van Gelder, Amsterdam
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Justin FitzpatrickThe Origin of Anxiety, 2019; oil on canvas, 93x73, courtesy of the artist and Galerie Sultana, Paris
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Gilles Dusong‘untitled’, 2020; wood, PLA, 100x100x100, courtesy of the artist
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Gilles Dusong‘untitled’, 2021; digital image, 150x150, courtesy of the artist
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Filip AnthonissenDorst, 2021; video, 5'55", courtesy of the artist
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Justin FitzpatrickThe Song of Men ( Madrigal), 2017; resin, leather, 250x150x4, courtesy of the artist and Seventeen Gallery, London
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Filip AnthonissenDorst, 2021; video, 5'55", courtesy of the artist