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Flowers and metals both occur in nature. One alive, of a sacred status and nurtured until cut. The other inanimate, but mangled, melted and deformed into shapes and technologies. Both are gifted to our loved ones.
‘Flower Metals’ puts together a list of artists and their works, which combined create an artificial oase full of objects that are floral and or robust, sacred and or deformed, flower and or metal.
‘Flower Metals’ is a group exhibition featuring works by Anna-Marie Berdychovà, Alyona Ciobanu, Bram De Jonghe, Bella Hunt & DDC, Emilija Povilanskaité, Benny Van den Meulengracht-Vrancx and Walter Wathieu.
‘Flower Metals’ is curated by Benny Van den Meulengracht-Vrancx for DMW Gallery. Opening on Thursday, October 17, from 18h-21h, with edible flower amuse served by Kaki. Open from October 18 to December 7, Thursday to Saturday, from 14h-18h and by appointment
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Flowers and metals both occur in nature. One alive, of a sacred status and nurtured until cut. The other inanimate, but mangled, melted and deformed into shapes and technologies. Both are gifted to our loved ones.
‘Flower Metals’ puts together a list of artists and their works, which combined create an artificial oase full of objects that are floral and or robust, sacred and or deformed, flower and or metal.
‘Flower Metals’ is a group exhibition featuring works by Anna-Marie Berdychovà, Alyona Ciobanu, Bram De Jonghe, Bella Hunt & DDC, Emilija Povilanskaité, Benny Van den Meulengracht-Vrancx and Walter Wathieu.
‘Flower Metals’ is curated by Benny Van den Meulengracht-Vrancx for DMW Gallery. Opening on Thursday, October 17, from 18h-21h, with edible flower amuse served by Kaki. Open from October 18 to December 7, Thursday to Saturday, from 14h-18h and by appointment
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