Catalogue_La Traversée Onirique

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La Traversée Onirique

March – May 2026

La Traversée Onirique explores the act of traversing materials, identities, eras and certainties. Each work becomes a threshold to another realm where reality is transformed.

Panamarenko and Takis open up the space between dream and science, between matter and invisible forces. A Japanese suit of armour from the Kuroda clan anchors the exhibition in time. Sasha Drutskoy, Kim Hyun-Sik, Meekyoung Shin, Urs Lüthi, Michel François and Johan Van Mullem continue this journey — through identity, time, matter and the visible.

An experience between body and mind, reality and dream

A selection of works by

Urs LÜTHI - Michel FRANÇOIS - Panamarenko - Vassilakis TAKIS

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Sasha DRUTSKOY - Kim HYUN-SIK -
Meekyoung SHIN - Johan VAN MULLEM
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Armure de Samourai okegawa nimaido gusoku
Clan Fukuoka Famille Kuroda

GALERIE BRACHOT @ The Hotel Sanglier *****

Catalogue_RADICAL or NOTHING

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Exhibition

October - December 2025

Galerie Brachot is proud to present its exhibition:

RADICAL OR NOTHING.

With this exhibition, Galerie Brachot
presents radicalism as the primary condition for art.
This autumn, the gallery confirms its bold approach with
RADICAL OR NOTHING,
a manifesto exhibition where creation becomes an act of engagement.

The question posed is straightforward:
Can art still be created without radicalism?

Two masters set the train of thought in motion:
Jannis Kounellis, a leading figure in Arte Povera, confronts golden wax and black tar
in a 1987 work to symbolise the tension between light and darkness.
Joseph Beuys reminds us that art can be a political and social instrument.
In his world, even the simplest material
can become a catalyst for collective transformation.

In contrast, the new generation asserts its own radicalism.
Johan Van Mullem paints not to represent, but to reveal.
Laurence Petrone transforms radicalism into a subtle shift a step aside
to reinvent the gaze and reclaim space.
Elena Bajo commemorates the 'common'through a poetic and committed approach.
Lucas Jardin reveals by erasing.
Allowing colour to flourish without controlling it is a creative act.
Finally, Pat McCarthy expresses a raw poetry in BABYLON,
, a sculptural manifesto stemming from an instinctive gesture.

With Radical or Nothing, Galerie Brachot
presents a compact and uncompromising exhibition.

It is a statement that, yesterday as today, true art refuses conformism.
It asserts itself, takes risks, and reinvents itself RADICALLY.

A selection of works by

Joseph BEUYS - Jannis KOUNELLIS

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Elena BAJO - Lucas JARDIN - Pat Mc CARTHY
Laurence PETRONE - Johan VAN MULLEM

GALERIE BRACHOT @ The Hotel Sanglier *****

OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2025

Catalogue_L'art de la Conversation

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Summer 2025

The Brachot Gallery is pleased to present its exhibition
L’Art de la Conversation

This exhibition brings together artists who question the very nature
of language, image and reality.

Through works by René Magritte, the Art & Language collective, Berend Hoekstra, Hilarius Hofstede, Marc Renard and Kevens Prevaris ans among others,
this exhibition invites visitors to engage in a dialogue where reference points waver,
the obvious eludes us and reality takes on an enigmatic quality.

These artists are united by a common desire, they all want to experiment
with symbols, subvert codes and invent new narratives. Here, words become images and images become enigmas
and art becomes a mysterious language to be deciphered.

From the subtle surrealism of Magritte and the conceptual irony of Art & Language to the sociologic approach of Kevens Prevaris, each work challenges the way we see, think and name the world.

Rather than imposing a message, this exhibition creates a space for conversation between ideas, sensations and interpretations, rather than between artists and viewers.

Through a variety of media, these artists invite us
to an experience that is sensitive, reflective and open
where fiction slips into reality and reality escapes into fiction.

A selection of works by

René MAGRITTE - Art & LANGUAGE
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Léo CAILLARD - Christian DENZLER - Sasha DRUTSKOY

Berend HOEKSTRA - Hilarius HOFSTEDE

Barbara KANDIYOTI - Kevens PREVARIS - Marc RENARD

GALERIE BRACHOT @ The Hotel Sanglier *****
Summer 2025

Catalogue_La Métamorphose de l’Instant

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Exhibition

March - April 2025

The Brachot Gallery is pleased to present the exhibition

La Métamorphose de l’Instant

This exhibition invites you on a journey of metamorphosis bringing together emblematic figures of modern art such as Fernando Botero, Pablo Picasso & Frank Stella and contemporary artists such as Johan Van Mullem, Barbara Kandiyoti, Marc Renard and Kwon Jukhee.

This exhibition celebrates art as an ongoing process of transformation. Each artist pushes the boundaries to reveal new perspectives on the world. Whether it is Picasso's bold distortions or Botero's generous curves, Johan Van Mullem's dreamlike portraits or Kwon Jukhee's book-like sculptures, ....

These artists do not content themselves with representing reality, they reinvent it, deconstruct it and transform it.

Picasso's cubism dialogues with Botero's enlarged human figures while Stella's geometric experimentation finds an echo in Barbara Kandiyoti's contemporary and organic approach.

Whether in terms of material (paint, metal, paper or recycled books) or concept, each work embodies an evolution, a transition from a raw idea to an intriguing artistic realisation.

Marc Renard uses partially translucent polyester canvases on which he paints on both sides. This unique process creates an enchanting depth in which saturated fluorescent colours interact harmoniously with the polyester offering a captivating visual experience.
Kwon Jukhee, for his part, transforms everyday objects into poetic sculptures, reinventing the uses and meanings of the material.

Combining the modern and the contemporary, this exhibition highlights a fascinating dynamic, that of an intergenerational dialogue in which artistic codes evolve, transform & METAMORPHOSIS. 

A selection of works by

Fernando BOTERO - Pablo PICASSO – Frank STELLA

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kwon JUKHEE
Barbara KANDIYOTI - Marc RENARD
Johan VAN MULLEM

GALERIE BRACHOT @ The Hotel Sanglier *****
1st of March - 27th of April 2025

Catalogue_AUTOMN 24

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Exhibition

October - December 2024

This autumn, the Galerie Brachot presents the exhibition
La Mémoire des souvenirs inscrits

 The artist Alain Bornain, who recently exhibited at the BPS22 museum, plays a central role in the exhibition.

His works will be in dialogue with those of emblematic figures of contemporary art such as Joseph Beuys, Marcel Broodthaers and Tony Cragg...

The exhibition explores universal and introspective themes such as memory, the passage of time and the ephemeral traces left by human existence.

A selection of works by

Alain BORNAIN

Joseph BEUYS - Marcel BROODTHAERS - Léo CAILLARD
Chuck CLOSE - Tony CRAGG - Gianni MOTTI

Catalogue_SUMMER 24

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Exhibition

July - September 2024

The Brachot Gallery is pleased to present the following exhibition

« Jamais le soleil ne voit l'ombre »

This exhibition invites visitors to explore how light and shadow,
which never coexist in the same place, shape our reality,
shape our reality, influence our perception and have inspired art for centuries.

Inspired by the wisdom of Leonardo da Vinci,
this exploration aims to offer new perspectives
on modern and contemporary art.

A selection of works by

Paul DELVAUX
Alain BORNAIN - Léo CAILLARD - Christian DENZLER - CHUN KWANG YOUNG Tony CRAGG - Stefan DE JAEGER - Damien DE LEPELEIRE
Kevin DOUILLEZ - Sasha DRUTSKOY
Berend HOEKSTRA - Gianni MOTTI - Kevens PREVARIS
Johan VAN MULLEM

Catalogue_POKER FACE

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Catalogue_L'Ombre et son Ombre

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Catalogue Summer

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Catalogue RIVER SIDE | Catalogue MAIN STREET

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Isy & Sabrina Brachot are pleased to announce their two exhibitions
from February 16th till May 14th 2023
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The River Side Gallery
Group Show

Just for Today I Will Be Unafraid
 
An exhibition with drawings, paintings, sculptures and photographs by

Berend Hoekstra, Felix De Clercq, Flexboj & LA, Fran Van Coppenolle, Idris Sevenans, Jonas Van der Haegen, Joost Pauwaert, Jorik Dzobava, Kasper Bosmans, Kasper De Vos, Laurence Petrone, Marie-Sophie Beinke, Max Pinckers, Ronald Ophuis, Simon Masschelein, Simona Mihaela Stoia, Victoria Parvanova, Walter Swennen
and Zhang Xiaoxia
 
Brought together by Hans Theys
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The Main Street Gallery
Solo Show of 

SASHA DRUTSKOY

Born in London in 1963 to a Russian father and an English mother.

He studied drawing and painting in Brussels between 1985 and 1989 at the studio of the painter Viorica Scodrea, who was a student of André Lhote in Paris.

His painting, resolutely of today, is the heir and continuation of a pictorial tradition. Imbued with surrealism (Magritte) and romanticism (Caspar Friedrich), it is located in a non-existent and fantasized time.
She leads the viewer into inner worlds that are beyond appearances, while keeping an anchor in a physical reality that can be shared and placing the human being at the center of concerns in a relationship to the world around him, the natural order and the one he constructs, the real and the imaginary, the distressing and the reassuring.
His painting is a fusion of the ancient and the contemporary to reach the expression most in adequacy with the treated subjects.

The questions that his works raise are those of our relationship to the world, of the relationship between the natural order and the universe of the unconscious. Through the staging of our questions, our fantasies and our daydreams his painting seeks a balance at the threshold of the real and the imaginary.

Sasha lives and works in Brussels.

He regularly exhibits his work in galleries, institutions

and fairs, both in Belgium and abroad.

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Catalogue for this exhibition

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