Workshops at CENTRALE with Brigitte Hoornaert

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Workshops at CENTRALE with Brigitte Hoornaert

In the context of the exhibition L’art de rien, CENTRALE offers 6 workshops led by Brigitte Hoornaert.

Wednesdays 13.12.2023, 10 & 24.01, 14 & 28.02, 13.03.2024 – 14:00 > 16:00 – € 5 (entrance to the exhibition included and material provided), € 1,25 (Art. 27)
Intergenerational workshops (from 8 years)
Info and reservations: info@centrale.brussels

From sculpture to its impression

“Collect, draw, assemble, then print” are the main gestures proposed, one after the other, in each workshop. Starting with a drawing to make a good observation, to the imprint of a finished sculpture to set it in motion at the end of the workshop. An invitation to create using different materials, techniques and formats. A sculpture that becomes both a tool and a gestural experience.

13 December 2023 – Exploring light to dark tones with walnut stain by applying successive layers of wash. Walnut stain is a natural dye obtained from leaves, bark and shells of walnuts.

10 January 2024 – Using charcoal to explore light and shadow, shapes and contours.

24 January 2024 – Composition with ink using strokes and varying points of view. Drawing lines to structure objects.

14 February 2024 – Drawing with a magnifying glass or lens. Study of structures and the internal formal universe. Enlarging / shrinking

28 February 2024 – Monotype by ink removal. Playing with negatives in monotype: printing process on paper obtained from a drawing made with fatty ink on a smooth plate. Drawing by ink removal.

13 March 2024 – Monotype by addition. Single prints in monotype by superimposing touches of greasy ink.

Brigitte Hoornaert (°1981, BE) trained in the visual arts at ENSAV la Cambre. She explores the intersections between the body and its environment through photography, drawing and dance. She has a particular view of the landscape and the individual in its poetic, visual and social dimensions.

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