Born in 1969.

Lives and works in Brussels.

With a multidisciplinary approach, Hans Op de Beeck focuses his attention on the way we behave in space, in time, and with each other. With his three-dimensional works, which may be architectural, cinematic or photographic, he takes us to family situations and modern urban landscapes which conjure up feelings of rootlessness, melancholy and the absurdity of existence.

Lives and works in Hasselt.

Fred Eerdekens follows in the long tradition of artists who look at the tension between language and figurative art. He examines this relationship in works which, at first glance, seem literally illegible. The precision of the light, shade and positions in space nevertheless reveal words, and illuminate the work making it intelligible.
The poetry of materials, the way he plays with light and shade, words and images, give rise to surprising aesthetic effects, playing on words, somewhere between visibility and legibility.

Lives and works in Brussels.

It was back in 1978 that the Belgian artist Bob Verschueren chose to start using only natural materials for his creations. And so were born his Wind Paintings (pigments spread out by the wind) and Lights Paintings (working with light in nature).
These installations have been created according to where they take place, and executed using vegetable and mineral products collected from the surrounding area. These ephemeral creations only last as long as the exhibition, leaving behind only photographs to prove they ever existed.

Live in Napa, California.

The endless use of expressions such as “globalisation” and “global village” might make us all but forget that there are still huge cultural gaps which are nowhere near to being bridged! This is what the American photographer Peter Menzel sets out to illustrate in his own way, by focusing his lens on the nutritional habits of our fellow human beings in all four corners of the earth.

Having worked for 10 years for a law firm, Chris Jordan decided to concentrate on his passion, photography, full-time. His favourite theme, American society and its excesses, can be seen in his photographic series.