city walk

Short city visit, even more stressful because everything is still unusual and some familiar places are disappearing.

Shame; they used to have good coffee here and I loved the uncool-ness of the place.

 

visits

 

Philip Van Isacker (statue), Serge Haelterman and Marc De Blieck (Zelkova serrata) at Wals, Ressegem. Johan Muyle

(B. au bord des lèvres) at Mac's, and Zoro Feigl (Twisted nematic) ao in 'In the age of post-drought' Cid, both Grand-Hornu.

Also (very) interesting works at d' Apostrof: Jeroen Boute, Mohammed Alani and Bert Drieghe and at De Ziener, Asse, a

selection of some great paintings by Stefaan Vermuyten (sorry, no pic's, yet).

walk near Polygon Wood

 

Dauntless young life on the former battlefields around Polygon Wood.

walk

Because of a minor change in the usual path, I walked by a strange and immense garden I'd never seen before.

 

they're there

 

                                          

                                                                                                          

Maybe Tomorrow

 

 

 

 

Joris Ghekiere (top) in Emergent, surrounded by other artists as Max Pinckers.

walk

 

Around the corner, dabbling through the mud but enjoying some views.

stumbled upon

 

This morning, I found an old, coloured engraving between

some postcards and letters from my grandfather who

was a photographer. I wrote earlier about this subject in

'D', which you can read on my website.

studio view

 

Work in progress on my wall. A picture from december 2020.

bye

 

The last day and last walk from 2020.

'Naoïse'

 

 

'NaoÏse', a short video by Jacqueline Mesmaeker, at display at Raveel Museum. Another, more or less similar, video is

'Matthis'. Both were made in 2002 but it's the first time I came to see them.