Baes, Pascal
°1959 - Nice (FR). Lives and works in Brussels.Pascal Baes experiments with the use of the stop-motion technique and specializes in image-by-image animation. He has also produced a range of "dance films". where dancing itself is released from its limitations, which are inherent to the stage, and recorded as a paradoxical experience. Thematically, as well as philosophically, he refers to the cinematic avant-garde of the 1920s and 1930s. ...
Ruegg, Ilona
°1949 - Rapperswil (Switzerland)Ilona Ruegg researches the (European) urban fabric. Her drawings, photographs, spatial interventions, (sound) installations and video films attempt to (re)create an exact image of spatial and temporary conditions ...
Lindemans, Gorik
°1956 - Mortsel (Belgium)In 1999, Gorik Lindemans stopped working as an artist. For more than twenty years he had been, amongst other things, a graphic designer, a children’s book illustrator, a painter, photographer, as well as a video and installation artist. After leaving graphic design, Lindemans started working with video ...
Case, Charley
°1969 - Brussels. Lives and works in Brussels (Belgium) and Spain.Charley Case has introduced words in a playful, ironical way in photographs and film. He travels intensively, which is a source of inspiration and also provides ideal conditions for working. To Case, fellow artists Dumas, Orozco, Basquiat and Kapoor are much more than 'influences' in the art historical sense. Rather, they appear to be genuine "compagnons de route" on his road to the 'symbolic' ...
Murray, Alison
°1970º 1970, lives in London (United Kingdom). In her videofilms Alison Murray combines choreography with cinematography and a sensitivity for social themes. In her hands this ensemble of factors becomes a rusty knife with which she attacks the stereotypical classification of the individual and attempts to unravel codes of behaviour ...
Villevoye, Roy
°1960 - Maastricht (NL). Lives and works in Amsterdam.In his work Roy Villevoye explores issues around anthropological representation, the conventions of documentary filmmaking and the legacy of colonialism. Even though his videos, often realized in collaboration with Jan Dietvorst, are frequently considered documentaries, he distances himself explicitly from the genre, by freeing himself from a number of characteristic conventions. ...
Roeskens, Till
°1974 - Lives and works in Marseille (FR)With a passion for applied geography, visual artist Till Roeskens belongs to the family of explorers. His work evolves out of his discovery of a given territory and those who are trying to draw their own paths through it ...
Tuerlinckx, Joëlle
°1958 - Bruxelles (Belgium), lives and works in Brusselsº 1958, lives in Brussels (Belgium). Some images do not present a picture; instead they speak to the imagination. Specific to such images is that they are but minimally present. In the (exhibition) space a place for thought comes about through a ’present absence’. It is up to the visitor to fill the mental and physical space with an exhibition, an exercise in thought ...
Duke, Emily Vey
°1972 - Halifax, Nova Scotia (Canada)° 1972. Emily Vey Duke currently lives in Chicago (USA). She got her BFA from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design and her Masters degree in Fine Arts at the University of Illinois in Chicago. Since 1994 she has collaborated as artists and curators with Cooper Battersby, producing works on paper, installations and sound pieces ...
Lederlin, Jacques
°1950 - Grenoble (FR)
François, Michel
°1956 - Sint-Truiden (Belgium). Lives in Brussels.Michel François is a multi-disciplinary artist who uses all sorts of materials and methods, combining man-made and natural objects, and photographs as well as installations. His aim is to appeal to all the senses. François’ photographs and videos are about ‘living’, and how to give form to that ‘living’ ...
Theys, Koen
°1963 - Brussels (Belgium), lives and works in Brusselsº 1963, lives in Brussels (Belgium). In 1981, hardly twenty years old, Koen Theys started the art collective ‘V-side’ with Dirk Paesmans, while they were both studying fine arts at the Sint-Lukas academy in Brussels. Their interests centred on three themes: eroticism, religion and aggression ...
