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Abou Sidibé (B)
Illustrates the African way of life with recycled art in a contemporary African style
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Adje Martens (B) Metal, recuperation, stone, Wood ... creativity, imagination The ideas are expressed in a series of works of art in wood, metal and stone, which give rise to new ideas
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Albert Vaesen (B) Copper Beating, folding, bending and welding are my techniques.The infernal noise is for me accompanying music to the birth of some piece of art
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Ann Geirnaerdt (B) Lost-wax casting technique, bronze Bronze figures that show strength but also vulnerability
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Annemarie van Uden (B) Glass If an image stands out between so many visual impressions, something has happened
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AXEL & KÈTUL (B)
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B. Jane Cowie (B) Glass, metal, LED Waste glass transformed into glass sculptures inspired by the plant world to enliven and illuminate both small gardens and public spaces
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Bettina Silverio (B) Recuperated material Infuse paintings with sculptural elements created with recuperated material
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Catherine Millet (B) Metal, mortar Surreal and funny storytelling in metal and mortar
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Christian Delory (B) Metal, stained glass, LED A seemingly impossible combination of recycled metal parts, stained glass and electronics
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Christoph Goldberg (B) Corten steel Stylized animals
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Cor de Ree (B) Copper, glass, zinc Works of art created in glass, copper and zinc with a useful and aesthetic function and in an Art Nouveau style with a unique interpretation.
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Daniël Olislaegers (B) Glass, metal Architectural glass artworks
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Danny Beinsberger (B) Glass (fusion) Abstract and unique works of art in fusion glass play with the nuances of light
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Edith Janzen (B) Bronze; theme: Animals Delicate animals in bronze, sometimes humorous, that look familiar
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Eveline Bekkering (B) Bronze, stone Hand-carves her sculptures from large blocks of stone
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Evelyn Hamoir (B) Bronze, ceramic, resin Each sculpture represents a moment in life, an emotion, a movement or a dialogue with space
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Guy Deltour (B) Ceramic A combination of Umberto Eco's "In the name of the rose" and Escher's drawings where we fall from one surprise into another?
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Hendrike Huijsmans (B) Glass, metal and polyester Abstract, organic and colourful monumental structures by combining glass, metal and polyester
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Hermien Buytendijk (B) Ceramic Life-size, humoristic sculptures in earth tones resemble circus performers who wonder why the spectators are looking at them
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Hermine van der Does (B) Glass (fusion, slumping) Three-dimensional glass structures with brilliant colour compositions
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Irene van der Does de Bye (B) Glass Colourful birds made in glass fusion placed in a recuperated metal barn window
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Jack van Iwaarden de Vreede (B) Bronze, Corten, Steel - Thme: figures and ideas with a few lines Refined figures in bronze, corten or steel drawn with a few simple lines
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Jan Falta (B) Glass: blowing, cold working, engraving, grinding, sculpting Combines Cubism, Art Deco and Pop art in a personal style
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Jean de la Kethulle (B)
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Jean-François Constant (B) Glass
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Jean-Luc Absil (B) Bronze, resin Reaching for the unattainable emotion
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Joël Sadaune (B) Metal, scrap Giving new life to recycled materials and objects to reveal landscapes and scenes of life
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Lebuïn D'Haese (B) Bronze, ceramic Only one subject: the human being
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Lei Hannen (B) Bronze, ceramic Abstracted horses and bulls full of power with heads claiming or relinquishing a place
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Loes Knoben (B) Bronze Bronze 'branches' show women full of elegance, movement and expression. The lines of the artwork express the emotion found in faces
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Ludo Giels (B) Metal scrap from an exploded sunken barge, bronze The pieces of the CBR81 puzzle reveal a wonderful world full of eccentric characters
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Luk Luts (B) Stone - Theme: petrified messages & encapsulated women Free the petrified messages or statues of women from their old stone shells
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Lut De Baere (B) Metal scrap from an exploded sunken barge The pieces of the CBR81 puzzle reveal a wonderful world full of eccentric characters
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Mag Vermeiren (B) Bronze, ceramic Young women with personalities, sensitive, and tenderly caring. Holding a bird, a young fox, or a bouquet of flowers, there's an ever-present tenderness
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Marc Hadermann (B) Glass Wandering in a wonder world
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Marie Thys (B) Bronze Create to express my observations or emotions
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Marije Gies (B) Glass (stained & fusion glass) Colour and Light and Light and Colour
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Marja Steinmetz (B) Glass casting and fusion Colourful fantasy world captured in glass
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Nele Schildermans (B)
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Paja Van Dyck (B) Glass sculptures, jewellery, dot-painting, miniature worlds under a glass bell Combining glass, various materials and techniques into glass jewellery, sculptures and miniature worlds under a bell jar
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Patrick Van Tilborgh (B) Glass Glass is his ultimate source of inspiration. The creations are sometimes rough and simple in form, sometimes stylistic, but often colourful and playful with a typical touch of character
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Paul Van Cauteren (B) Glass (Casting, colour glass powders) Abstract glass sculptures made up of molten glass and colour glass powders, sometimes in combination with other materials
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Plaids en Shawls (B) Yak wool from Nepal Yak wool is made from the fine, heat-insulating under-hair of the domestic yak, a type of Asian highland long-haired cattle |
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Raph Janssen (B) Stone, glass, light Transparent, translucent and, - depending on the light, - surprisingly perceptible artworks
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Roland Menten (B) Composite Snails, frogs, flowers, mushrooms are endlessly combined, but always surprising, humorous and perfectly executed
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Roos Mannaerts (B) Bronze, ceramic, composite with attention to the patina Narrative sculptures. Both classic and contemporary stories and themes. Selective utilisation of details
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Stanwood Wind Sculptures (B) Copper, brass, lifetime warranty Highest quality kinetic wind sculptures
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Tone Aanderaa (B) Painter
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Toni Kanwa Adikusumah (B) Bronze, metal, wood. Theme: Ritual and spiritual art Creating passages, opening the mind, resulting in spiritual and ritual objects in wood and bronze
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Will Schropp (B) Wood The sculpture has to be as if it was the only possibility for this piece of wood
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Willy Peeters (B) Bronze Images full of contrasts: figurative yet abstract, rough but sensitive, groups made up of individuals, narrative symbolism
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Woodstock chimes (B) Aluminium with various finishes, wood, metal Musically tuned, affordable, high quality chimes that enhance well-being through beautiful sights and sounds
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Xavier Dumont (B) Composite
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