Exhibitions, Italy, Roma, 07 February 2014
The Galleria Minima from February 7 to February 22, 2014 , will host the works of Sandrine Van Den Berghe in a solo exhibition titled "The Hadéen ."
The Van Den Berghe is a self-taught artist , born in 1967 in Flanders , began in the nineties with some courses in sculpture , and then devote himself to painting.
She gives birth to a world came from ' invisible. The choice of colors , work with the materials and transparencies reveal a micro and macrocosm .
In the 2000s , it has in the United States , Miami and New York , his cycle of works on the birth of a spirit. Later in Paris, in the following years he exhibited the cycle of works on the birth of the world.
Following his series "24 Hours forever " , which is the elevation of our souls to the afterlife .
Then creates a collection of works in which the viewer is immersed in imaginary landscapes through windows .
Earth, fire, water are the basics of a job that always oscillates between the concrete and the abstract, between dream and reality, between fragility and texture.
Today in Rome , the Gallery houses works in which the Minimum Vandernberghe shows us his vision of the creation of our planet .
The universe and humanity are an endless source of inspiration .... The man outsources and translates the internal and external resources that owns , through a variety of modalities . Research on the creation, it is a source of enjoyment , creation and evolution.
The completion of this research vibrates the spirits , makes the journey into unknown territories starting point of extraordinary visions and fantastic worlds .....
The French artist Van Den Berghe presents for the first time in Rome , his vision of the creation of the world. In the light of the universe , the earth appears after a wonderful and passionate evolution .......
"The Hadéen "
from 07/02/2014 to 02/22/2014
Minimum Gallery - Contemporary Art
Via del Pellegrino 18 ( Campo dei Fiori)
00186 Rome
Free admission
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 16.00 to 19.30 or by appointment
Mail: galleria_minima@hotmail.it
tel: 3393241875
The Van Den Berghe is a self-taught artist , born in 1967 in Flanders , began in the nineties with some courses in sculpture , and then devote himself to painting.
She gives birth to a world came from ' invisible. The choice of colors , work with the materials and transparencies reveal a micro and macrocosm .
In the 2000s , it has in the United States , Miami and New York , his cycle of works on the birth of a spirit. Later in Paris, in the following years he exhibited the cycle of works on the birth of the world.
Following his series "24 Hours forever " , which is the elevation of our souls to the afterlife .
Then creates a collection of works in which the viewer is immersed in imaginary landscapes through windows .
Earth, fire, water are the basics of a job that always oscillates between the concrete and the abstract, between dream and reality, between fragility and texture.
Today in Rome , the Gallery houses works in which the Minimum Vandernberghe shows us his vision of the creation of our planet .
The universe and humanity are an endless source of inspiration .... The man outsources and translates the internal and external resources that owns , through a variety of modalities . Research on the creation, it is a source of enjoyment , creation and evolution.
The completion of this research vibrates the spirits , makes the journey into unknown territories starting point of extraordinary visions and fantastic worlds .....
The French artist Van Den Berghe presents for the first time in Rome , his vision of the creation of the world. In the light of the universe , the earth appears after a wonderful and passionate evolution .......
"The Hadéen "
from 07/02/2014 to 02/22/2014
Minimum Gallery - Contemporary Art
Via del Pellegrino 18 ( Campo dei Fiori)
00186 Rome
Free admission
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 16.00 to 19.30 or by appointment
Mail: galleria_minima@hotmail.it
tel: 3393241875
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