PNEUMA/ Justice Palace/ Charles Kaisin
For the Brussels Bar’s bicentenary, Charles Kaisin created a spectacular and poetic installation in the Courthouse’s lobby. A total of 10 000 origamis, folded with the help of Sint-Gillis Prison’s inmates, are forming a gigantic wave taking up the center of the space. The paper used to fold the origamis comes from old codes provided by the Bar. The installation is like a “Pneuma”, from the greek origin it means Breath.
Articles you also might like
ceramic brussels opens its 2nd edition on January 23rd in the sheds of Tour & Taxis. The specialised art fair features 65 galleries and a schedule of talks and related events, including the ceramic brussels art prize award and a spotlight on Norwegian ceramics.
BRAFA 2025 celebrates its 70th edition this January, a milestone achievement for an art and antiques fair. Featuring 130 galleries from 16 countries, BRAFA will take place between January 26th – February 2nd, 2025 at the Brussels Expo.
The Keramis Museum, La Louvière, Belgium presents The Dark Object of the Brightest Desires, a duo-exhibition by Nicolas Delprat and Rachel Labastie on view through March 2, 2025.
The Horta Museum invited five designers to decorate the walls of Horta’s house, using velvet. Their interventions will be on display from 13 September 2024 to 30 June 2025.