GALLERY
Impasse
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Home
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Components
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Space
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Monologue Intérieur
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Interior
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Aleppocalyps
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La Vie en Rose
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Sèche Linge
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Verlossing
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The Moment
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Awaiting
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Bath Room
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Mutisme
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Verschroeide Aarde
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Streetview
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Fundamental
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Snowfun
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Monologue Extérieur
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Het Weerzien
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O negative
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Night and Day
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Inflammable
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Living Room
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Exposition ‘Interiors’, October 2024 (Ruimte 34, Antwerp).
We all have our own interiors… / Remarkable spaces in which we embrace our soul / and have some rest...,
These places are meaningful spaces…,/ these places are windows that reflect on us…
Interiors are viewers…/ and… /inner voices.
Antoine Vander Auwera, 29/8/2024
Exposition ‘Khaos’, September 2023 (Ruimte 34, Antwerp).
In a first research for the ‘Khaos’-exposition (paintings above) Antoine Vander Auwera observed the fraught vacuousness of the neglected city Aleppo. He went through this work process in search of the incredible strength of the human will to survive a mutilated environment which is only a memory of a past life. He tried to understand the conditions of life and the amazing courage of the people living among the rubble of war madness, looking out for a hopeful future. The works gently embraced the unbearable lightness of this uncertain trauma.
Vander Auwera started his first research work in December 2021. The world seems to have forgotten Aleppo. Other atrocities heralded a new era.