CONTACT
INTERVIEW &
CRITICS
3 CHAPTERS
CHRONOLOGY
The museum isn't unsettling
as long as we remain, like in a zoo,
within the cage's bars.
Nevertheless, it already fascinates us
with its amphitheater-like quality:
aren't we,the visitors, susceptible
to being caught up in the space of "voyage"
and to being museumified in our turn?
Michel Thévoz
Studies at the National Higher School of Visual Arts
La Cambre - Brussels
Group Exhibitions
1986 Palais des Beaux-Arts, Brussels
“Young Painters Prize”
1990 Tokyo “Asakusae - Orientation 50° North”
1991 Cinquantenaire Museum of Art & History -
Brussels
1995 City of Paris - Bercy Pavilion
1996 Ostend Museum of Fine Arts
Tokyo Konoha Gallery
1995, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2007
Museum of Contemporary Art
Free University of Brussels
2021 CRUSH Ixelles Museum Brussels
Solo Exhibitions
1989 Brigitte Geerinckx Gallery - Brussels
1997 ART Brussels - One-man show
1996, 1998, 2002, 2004, 2009, 2011
Fred Lanzenberg Gallery - Brussels
2008 Museum of Fine Arts of Tournai
Awards
1986 Selected for the “Young Painters Prize”
Palace of Fine Arts, Brussels
1993 Winner of the Belgian Foundation for Vocation
1994 Louise Dehem Prize from the Royal Academy of Belgium
1994 Louis Schmidt Prize at the Free University of Brussels 1996 Medal at the Europe Prize in Ostend
1998 Artôt Prize from the Royal Academy of Belgium
Works held in private collections &
at the Museum of Contemporary Art
of the University of Louvain-la-Neuve,
at the Museum of Contemporary Art
of the Free University of Brussels,
at the Ixelles Museum – Brussels.