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2020-2021 Educative Master, LUCA school of arts, Brussels
2013-2014  Master Visual Arts, LUCA school of arts, Ghent
2010-2013  Bachelor Visual Arts, LUCA school of arts, Ghent






P R E V I O U S L Y


2023          A4 a Wall, groupexhibition, VROOM space, Brussels, BE

2023          YELLOW BRICK, artistresidency, Athens, GR

2023          TINA, This Is Not An Ashtray, vitrine, Ghent, BE

2023          OPEN ATELIER, KUNSTWERKT, Brussels, BE


2021          BUY LOCAL#2 zomersalon, KUNSTHAL, Gent, BE

2020         BOLTRA ,groupexhibition, Brussels, BE

2020         Online, expo quarantaine, Brussels, BE 
2020         Truly Truly Design Studio’s, Rotterdam, NL

2019          Wassla, LE 18 , Marrakech, RA
2019          Artistresidency , LE18, Flemisch Government, Marrakesh, RA  
2019          Continiuous Constructions, KUNST IN HUIS , Brussels, BE  
2019          Groep expo, Groupexhibition, Perkamentstraat, Ghent, BE
2019          Groupexhibition, CC Zwanenberg, Heist-op-den-berg, BE

2018          3th price Abstract Painting, CCZwanenberg, BE
2018          YUGEN#16, YugenKombucha, Ghent, BE
2018          Naar het schijnt kan je bij jou binnen kijken, Antwerp, BE
2018          Taart in de brievenbus, Sint-Maria Horebeke,BE

2017          A size too short, Rossi Contemporary gallery, Brussels, BE
2017          AL YOU NEED IS A LAVATORY, Ghent, BE
2017          WERF,  Ghent, BE 
2017          HIV ontrafelen, veiling, S.M.A.K, Ghent, BE
2017          Strictly Rabbit, Ghent, BE

2016          De muren hebben ogen, Wieze, BE
2016          Kabinet#2, Ghent, BE  
2016          2nd price PBK ,Harelbeke, BE  
2016          Peinture, dessin, sculpture, Culturel Centrum, Marchin, BE

2015          Teer 51, Astene, Deinze, BE
2015          Fris XII, Ghent, BE
2015          TUMULT #03, CAMPO VICTORIA, Ghent, BE  

2014          Abstract Boven, Quai des Arts, Ghent, BE
2014          EXPO 09, Ghent, BE











































PROJECTS



W A S S L A 






LE 18 residency, 2019

EXPO 






I n t e r l u d e 

With a practice that through time has moved from painted matter to sculptural-based objects often manufactured through found or recycled materials, Vanoverbeke is particularly interested in looking at the physical presence of objects in space, their functions and dis-functions, and also their statutory uses and daily ‘misuses.’

Emerged from an immersive period of observation and relational encounter, the set of objects composing the installation are both a delicate apprehension, playful commentary and fresh recontextualization of some of the ephemeral traces that make the very daily construction of urbanity in a context such as the city of Marrakech.

Wassla – وصلة – an intermezzo is not intended to provide an objective reading of these land-marks. Rather, if each work is indeed permeated by the gestures or spatial practices observed on the ground, yet their very dis-play freely borrows from them. A set of strategies are hence adopted, repeated or combined in the artworks’ rearrangement, displacement and replacement in the art space. Processes of scaling up and down, of reassigned usages, and of translation of both symbolic meaning and material supports set the tone of the spatial proposal of Vanoverbeke. In turn, the title of the installation, a reference to an in-between and a break, a pause that, rather than empty space, is otherwise productive time, finally marks the tempo of this production, as well as the perceived condition of the journey and the residency in the artist’s path.




THE ARTIST

Evelyne Vanoverbeke is an artist who lives and works in Brussels. She is interested in different types of methods to work with, such as assembling recycled materials and painting. Using materials from the contexts in which she works, she recombines them to produce different compositions of sculptures, through which she explores the boundary between art and daily use of objects.

CREDITS

The residency of Evelyn Vanoverbeke is supported by the Flanders Government, department CJM (Culture, Youth and Media).


Text by Francesca Masoero
Pictures by ©Abdelhak Acim



 
                                                                                              









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