
Groupshow
The Future in a Fossil
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- đ Medusa Offspace
- đ Medusa
- đ€ Groupshow
- đ Noa Verkeyn
- đ Tim Evers
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Isaac Lythgoe âWould you like an adventure now?â (2022)


Prune âUntitledâ (2022)

Prune âUntitledâ (2022)

Orson van Beek & Quinten Mestdagh âOrnamentumâ (2020)


Timo Correwyn âFossils for A Ceremonyâ (2022)

Timo Correwyn âFossils for A Ceremonyâ (2022)

Barbara Leclercq 'Untitled' (2022)

Daan Peeters 'Untitled' (2022)

RaphaĂ«lle Bertran âWe canât see the sun anymoreâ (2020)

Tristan Gac â4EVER ALONEâ, â4RAVER ALONEâ & â4EVER ALL ONEâ (2020)

Tristan Gac â4EVER ALONEâ, â4RAVER ALONEâ & â4EVER ALL ONEâ (2020)


Jonas Dehnen âTellĂ€ckerâ (2021)

The exposition is a fossil â an imprint of a movement petrified by nature. The artworks claim their space with deafening serenity like abandoned ruins in a landscape.
Fossils are a natural phenomenon linked to the past, but they can equally function as an oxymoron, immortalising phenomena from the future. Fossils contain a timelessness in which past and present are intercepted, halting the progression of linear chronology, whilst containing traces for times to come. The artworks in this exhibition thus reflect â in their own way â the fossils of the future.
Noa Verkeyn