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An energy bomb is what Charline wants to bring to Ghent with her contemporary art gallery. By creating each month a unique exhibition with a mix of artists that accentuate each other. The aim is to represent inspiring artists, each with their unique stories.
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The gallery offers to each visitor a good portion of energy, culture and a BIG smile.
Past Exhibition
NOVEMBER
OPENING DRINK: 10.11.22: 18h00 - 21h00
Exhibition: 02.11.22 - 27.11.22
Olivia de Posson
Deep. Vibrant. Intuitive Movement.
Olivia is an Energy artist. Light is her language; bypassing words to communicate directly with the soul. The high vibrations she receives carry bliss. She lets them diffuse, through her whole being, before conveying them through her hands. COLOR stands for the life force. The vibrant energy nourishing our souls. MOVEMENT stands for the flow. The freedom that allows magic be part of the play. Olivia perceives art beyond the object. It’s about touching people. Unveiling the living spirit within. Opening hearts to work alongside brains. Unlocking a door towards unconditional love. Website - Instagram
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Laurie Skantzos
Colourful wall sculptures
Straight from Canada, Laurie presents colourful wall sculptures. The development of this body of intimately sized wall sculptures has acted as a form of meditation and self-awareness. She found over time that she could lose herself in the creation of each piece, while steadying her mind and emotions in colour play and paint application. Her process attempts to inject a metaphoric lightness into the work, as the application of fluorescent edges makes the pieces visually float. This creates a lively, dynamic dialogue between the work and the wall, between the art and its immediate context. The colourful reflection feels like an aura of optimism and resilience. Website - Instagram
Karen
Elegant sculptures
Karen was born in Leopoldville in 1959. Trained psychotherapist and artist, she lives and works in the Brussels periphery. The influence of her therapist’s training can be recognized as much in the pictorial works as in the sculptural works. Indeed, her works invite us in an internal and emotional way where the limits are not really defined. It's the forces of the unconscious that drive her. These fragile silhouette, secret and silent emerge without intention or project. It express the internal progress and the spiritual rise. Website - Instagram
Loraline de Liedekerke
Raw art & light
Symbiosis between Raw art and light. On wood first, then painted with a sand base and always inspired by nature (water, earth, fire), Loraline experiments mineral dust, natural pigments, and metals (copper, gold and steel) in order to create unique paintings with a very raw feel, that come to life in our interiors.
Her passion for diffuse and indirect lights has pushed her to create this Artistic "Wall Light" that she named “Art-plique” combining her paintings with lights to create an attractive but also useful piece of art. Website - Instagram
Caroline Theodor
Fine art photography
Photography has always been a part of her life. Her father was an underwater photographer between the 50s and 80s. They travelled the world when she was a teen and she discovered new horizons, new cultures and it gave her new meaning. Even if the vastness of our planet fascinates her, it is the infinite details, in everyday life, that catch her off guard. Her goal is to reveal what she perceives as abstract and share her emotions with minimum details. It is somewhat recently that she has made photography her “raison d’être”. Stubborn. Experimental. She's self-taught. She's not one that you place in a box, a genre.
"I wander and wonder à ma guise..."
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Goedele Criel
Stone sculptures
The journey to a final artwork, begins with the discovery of exceptional stones. Her works will come to life thanks to stones such as serpentine, alabaster and other stones that caught her attention. She creates abstract and elegant shapes that will evoke many feelings of admiration.