© Victor Verhelst – PARK MY BRIDGE ON A STOVE

Name: © Victor Verhelst - PARK MY BRIDGE ON A STOVE
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PRESENTED BY GALLERY PLUS-ONE:

PLUS-ONE Gallery is a contemporary art gallery that represents and exhibits Belgian and international artists.

Together with the artist, strategies are defined to bring the body of work to a new level. The gallery aims to build long-term relations with artists, collectors, institutes and other galleries. Moving away from a conventional competition-minded gallery model and creating collaborations focused on shared opportunities and networks.

PLUS-ONE Gallery was founded in 2016 by Jason Poirier dit Caulier. The name ‘+1’ stands for ‘more’: the gallery strives for more openness concerning collaboration, more transparency, more Antwerp, more adventure and long-term thinking.

The gallery has 2 public spaces located in the Antwerp Art & Museum district.

Website: www.plus-one.be

Instagram: www.instagram.com/plus_one.gallery

Victor Verhelst (Belgium, 1997) lives and works in Ghent, Belgium.

As a designer, visual artist he works on the intersection of autonomous and commissioned projects in an artistic context.

Victor Verhelst’s autonomous artwork consists of very diverse mediums: from keeping it digital as an NFT, to unique riso print pieces, from large wall tapestries to works with interactive game technology, mostly combined with a digital twin, always starting from his digital canvas where his ongoing series ‘trippy vegas’ – later on transformed into ‘TOXIC HAWAII’- are born: his conception of a growing digital city consisting of virtual cityscapes and buildings.

Website: www.victorverhelst.be

Instagram: www.instagram.com/verhelstvictor

Category: Onboards Biennale 2023

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The distortion and juxtaposition of 2D and 3D image planes in the creation of figurative color combinations characterises his aesthetics. Printed matter – from digital to 3D, from risography to textile – forms his starting point, always working with the relationship of the materiality to the pre-made (digital) image.

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