Here, TLmag highlights the most recent exhibitions and artists featured at our sister gallery Spazio Nobile.
Ernst Gamperl creates large-scale wooden vessels, expertly crafting the material to reveal and express natural details and textures. In this careful and considered process, knots, bulges, splits, indentations, and scars are elevated, shown to be integral parts of the material’s history and lifespan.
TLmag spoke to Nathalie Campion about her practice and connection to nature: ”I lived and worked according to the rythm of nature rather than time”.
Berlin-based designer Philipp Weber works with elemental materials to explore craft processes. TLmag speaks with Weber about emphasising process over outcome, and the relationship between maker and material.
TLmag sat down with artist Lila Farget to talk about her practice, the exhibition Threads of Nature at Spazio Nobile Gallery and Ateliers Zaventem.
U.S. artist Jacqueline Surdell draws upon her background as an athlete and painter to create large-scale textile pieces that twist and expand beyond the confines of the frame.
Artist and designer Kiki van Eijk weaves a sense of wonder into her work, infusing everyday objects with something more than its intended purpose and inviting us into her rich imagination.
Vera Vermeersch’s practice exists at the intersection of art and craft, formed around a colourful and intuitive process of transposing landscape and image into textile forms. TLmag speaks with the artist about her process and inspirations.
Created by Rianna Kounou and Nina Knaudt, Berlin-based luxury fashion brand Rianna + Nina is well known for its colourful, carefree, and vibrant printed pieces. For their latest collection, the duo have collaborated with painter and ceramicist Bela Silva and Brussels-based gallery Spazio Nobile.
TLmag spoke to Belgian artist Mélanie De Biasio about her successful career and a project close to her heart: L’Alba, which is the Italian word for “dawn”.
Spazio Nobile presents ‘Threads of Nature’, a group exhibition exploring and reflecting upon interactions between humans and the natural environment. Arranged together, the works provide a means of reconnection to the natural world; a visual and tactile reforming of the elements.
This weekend marks the ending of the show The New Age of Humanism, a journey that is both experiential and holistic, physical and cosmic.
Kunsthalle Seinäjoki presents Calix by Päivi Rintaniemi. In this solo exhibition, the Finnish artist shows a selection of her monolithic, hand-built ceramic sculptures and delicate supporting works.
