Painting + Painting = Loup Michiels. This young artist has dedicated his entire life to painting. He expresses everything – his pains and his passions – showing a different aspect of himself every time he finishes a new work.

Tombola is the result of a joint visual research project on the photographic mise en scene and its relationship with the audience. This exhibition is part of an evolution where the actor is not necessarily who we think he is.

© Patricia BARAKAT & Hélène GULIZZI & Vincen BEECKMAN

Tom Woestenborghs invites us into a space that he has created coat by coat. The projection of the space shows us our own perception of this space and what we hope to find there.

© Tom WOESTENBORGHS

Delphine Pouillé’s Cagoules et Bouées is sometimes protective, sometimes alienating. She encloses bodies to make us understand their limitations and problems. When these ordinary images are distorted, they take shapes and meanings that are borderline supernatural.

© Delphine Pouillé

Paranoia. The artist produces evidence of ubiquitous crime. Rémy Russotto’s videos, photographs and « hysterical » objects cast suspicion on reality. He leads the city into a state of siege.

© Rémy RUSSOTTO

In her colourful works, this young Serbian photographer mixes different universes without ever confusing us. Throughout her peregrinations, she presents us her photographs evoking sometimes serene, sometimes disturbing atmospheres.

© Milena CEROVINA

Yann Pocreau’s photography reflects the interaction between places and bodies. For a snapshot moment, the body takes up a place marked by human stories, reinforcing the empathy that exists in both.

© Yann POCREAU

Mutant forms, flexible textile sculptures, games of contradiction: Elodie Antoine makes fun of our perception, creating unlikely interactions between chemistry and embroidery, between mechanics and cosmetics, etc.

© Elodie ANTOINE

Katarina Kudelova is a multidisciplinary artist. Always observing the human race with a sharp eye, she catches reality as something that is the same for all of us and yet so different to each of us…

Armed with her pinhole camera, Chloé Houyoux Pilar captures the unconscious of the image and brings it on the surface. “Reminiscences” takes part in this progress, an imaginary trip where every landscape holds in condensation the whole of a memory.