On Thursday 15 October at 7:00PM, Amelie Bimberg and André Kempe will gather in our exhibition space et al. for a conversation around their publication Architecture in the Age of Neoliberalism.
It will be the occasion to have a short presentation contextualising the book in Studio Kempe Thill’s teaching activity, followed by a discution between both editors.
On Wednesday 22 April, artist Antoine Espinasseau presented his artistic practice and discussed his fascinations with botanical gardens, thermoformed shapes, and decomposing fruits.
Antoine Espinasseau is a sculptor whose work spans sculpture, film, collage, and photography. His works have been exhibited in various cultural institutions, galleries, foundations, and biennials. In his practice, the environment, or what he often refers to as circumstances, operates as an integral component of the work, alongside the objects themselves.
We were delighted to welcome him to our space et al. to learn more about his practice around a selection of his work that was presented on this occasion.
| common:date | 22.04.2026 |
| common:more-info | In the framework of Art Brussels, Antoine Espinasseau presented his artistic practice and discussed his fascinations with botanical gardens, thermoformed shapes, and decomposing fruits, on Wednesday 22 April. Antoine Espinasseau is a sculptor whose work spans sculpture, film, collage, and photography. His works have been exhibited in various cultural institutions, galleries, foundations, and biennials. In his practice, the environment, or what he often refers to as circumstances, operates as an integral component of the work, alongside the objects themselves. Attentive to gestures of displacement, the images, objects, and scenes he brings into view often appear in order to evoke another place or another presence. This off-screen space, a privileged territory for the artist, remains suggested rather than fully revealed, and it is precisely this encounter that Antoine Espinasseau seeks to create. We were delighted to welcome him to our space et al. to learn more about his practice around a selection of his work that was presented on this occasion. |