What if you can't control your mind?
And this weekend:
The New Artists present Special Art Event with 50 artists from today until Sunday January 21 at Arsenal de Namur !
acrylic on paper, 50 x 70 cm, 2021-2024
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Dear art lovers,
Welcome to the beginning of 2024 – the starting point of a new journey and for me personally the beginning of an unknown adventure, which invites us all to witness, experience and make meaning of the world around us.
Personally, I have been deeply affected by a very drastic event, which will give this journey a special charge and meaning. As I continue to draw inspiration from the tragedy of the association, my works promise both reflection and a harbinger of exciting new creations.
The new year starts with various exhibitions.
Next week, from January 19-21, I will participate in the art weekend 'The New Artists' in Namur with a small selection of my works.
And in the first weekend of May, May 5-6, I will participate in Atelier in Beeld for the first time.
Maybe our paths will cross there.
The new artist exhibition
January 19-20-21, 2024
Salle de L'Arsenal
Atelier in beeld
May 5-6
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Will be shown this summer at the "
Zomersalon; Buy Local3"
at the Kunsthal Gent from July 14th through Sunday September 3. Can also be seen online on
zomersalon.gentacrylic and ink on acid-free paper
2023
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Crossing the waters!
acrylic and ink on paper
62 x 91 cm
2023
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62 x 92 cm, mixed media on paper, 2023
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The work assignment was inspired by The 'adoration of the kings' by P.P.Rubens. This on the occasion of the reopening of the KMSKA museum in Antwerp.
Fan of this artwork? Vote it The National Expo. In this way you decide whether this work will soon be given a place in a Belgian museum. #museum pass
70 x 100 cm, acrylic and ink on paper
25-08-2022 - Instagram
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Enter with these works on paper in my imaginary world. These abstract works challenges your imagination. Thin lines, thick lines swarm together and possible heads, legs, arms appear, allowing for different interpretations.
50 x 70 cm, acrylic and ink on acid-free paper, 2022
50 x 70 cm, acrylic and ink on acid-free paper, 2022
50 x 70 cm, acrylic and ink on acid-free paper, 2022
50 x 70 cm, acrylic and ink on acid-free paper, 2022
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Animal Room
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Starting a new serie of acryl paintings on canvas.
This serie is about Animal Rooms.
The idea is that each painting depicts an animal (not literally) where you can feel its emotions.
This is of course not meant to show a simplified caricature, but rather to express behaviors, feelings that we all know. This painting, the Walrus Room, at first sight a rather brutal painting, aims to be more an intimate space in which you muse about the day like a walrus and in which all kinds of feelings bubble up.
2021, 120 x 90 cm, acryl on canvas with Belgian linen
Turkey Room
Freaking out in the Turkey Room
2021, acrylic on canvas (Belgian linen)
90 x 90 cm
Pig Room
2021, 100 x 90 cm, acrylic on canvas (Belgian linen)
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A PAPER / A DAY - DAG 21
Every day in October a drawing is selected by various curators at Kunstwerkt.be as the drawing of the day. On day 21 Imge Ozbilge chose this drawing
Yet another weird thing. It looks like an animal, a horse, a buffalo. I don't know. Does it matter?2021, 45 x 30 cm, brush, Indian ink on paper (
https://www.instagram.com/kowalsky_days/)
"Dynamism in one frame. As a visual artist working with moving images it always fascinates me when one single drawing can sometimes have so much more movement than an animated work. This drawing of Geert Heirbaut gives me the feeling of 12 frames on one single sheet. The black and white contrast and the graphical compositing add an extra layer on top of the vivid and liquid lines of ink."Read the full review
www.kunstwerkt.be/imge-ozbilge-kiest
The Influence of A Paper / A Day
PART 1
During the third edition of A Paper / A Day, so many artists already shared their daily or sporadic drawing with an audience. You can find all that drawing talent under the hashtag #apaperaday21. The last day of the challenge starts. An ideal moment to let a few 'favorite artists' talk about their drawing routine.
Read the full review
https://www.kunstwerkt.be/de-invloed-van-paper-day-3
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In those days when sunshine is more fading, we come aware of the autumn as the season of mist.
2021, 100 x 70 cm
Chinese ink, bister, watercolour and acrylic on paper
Dreaming in Bubbles
70 x 100 cm
2021, acrylic and red bister on paper
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Starting a new project of black ink drawings, back to the basics
"C.H.I.M.E.R.A.S"
A Mountain of Friends
100 x 70 cm
Dip Pen, Bamboo Pen, Brush, Chinese Ink on Paper
2021
100 x 70 cm
Dip Pen, Bamboo Pen, Brush, Chinese Ink on Paper
100 x 70 cm, Chinese Ink on Paper, 2021
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I'm very pleased to show this exhibition.
This is a virtual exhibition about art made during this lockdown.
This virtual exhibition has four rooms, each room highlighting an aspect of the lockdown.
When the lockdown caused a complete standstill in society, we became silent and motionless.
The lockdown itself was the easiest part to follow and left us perplexed how to deal with the extra available free time. The unexpected situations did not prevent looming problems from uprising.
We missed our friends so I wrote art letters as in the old days. And as the lockdown eases slowly, there is now perhaps more uncertainty and fear than even when we entered it. But in the midst of all this, nothing prevents us from dreaming and dealing with our human-made boundaries.
I hope you will have a great time at this virtual online exhibition.
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