The Wild(Art)

  • art
  • exhibition
  • Mmmhhh tu sembles intéressé par "exhibition". Clique sur les mots clefs qui te plaisent... et hop ne rate plus rien les concernant. A toi de jouer !

Patrick Vandecasteele lives and works in Malakoff. Drawing from theater and dance documentation, he has been painting in a figurative style with oils for 15 years. His painting focuses on the human posture, aiming to evoke the infinite spectrum of our presentations to the world. Over the past seven years, his exhibitions have been held in Paris, Avignon, Venice, Milan, and Berlin. Vandecasteele’s work explores the physical, psychological, and social postures of humans and the various costumes they use to clothe their intimate hiatuses. His paintings aim to close the gap between the gesture-subject and painted-gesture, capturing the spontaneity, transience, and unconscious inhabiting of a body, as well as the links between comportment, thoughts, gestures, intentions, and the flawed restraint of impulses and words; our mental tête-à-têtes. Nicolás Di Gesu, a figurative painter based in Madrid, studied drawing and painting in Argentina and Spain. Recently, he has been focusing on themes related to death and memory, inspired by 19th-century postmortem photography. These historical images devise initial motives for his paintings. Postmortem (or Memorial Paintings) showcases artworks that explore representations of death through an intimate and silent lens. The exhibition includes postmortem portraits and still lifes realized in oil on canvas or wood. Through these creations, Di Gesu reflects on memory, absence, and the human impulse to preserve that which inevitably fades. Rather than resorting to shock or spectacle, his paintings offer a pause, fostering reflection on what remains after the loss. Withered flowers and still faces become visual symbols of suspended beauty, highlighting the tension between the ephemeral and the lasting.


Good to know

Automatically translated from French.


Ville de Differdange

Where does it take place?

4698 Luxembourg Rue Principale, 4698 Lasauvage Differdange, Luxembourg

Ville de Differdange
Rue Principale
4698 Lasauvage Differdange
Luxembourg




SEE MAP

by enovos logo

Weather forecast (Differdange)

sun. 15
16° / 20°
mon. 16
10° / 22°
tue. 17
12° / 23°

REF.#590691 - A MISTAKE? LET US KNOW


Otherwise… check out the agenda

THE AGENDA

see all the things
to do around you

Take Supermiro
everywhere with you.

ios android

Hey, don’t go away...
Get the best
outings around you

All the best deals
events
spots

  • Favorites
  • 2025-08-08 2025-08-08 Europe/Paris The Wild(Art) Patrick Vandecasteele lives and works in Malakoff. Drawing from theater and dance documentation, he has been painting in a figurative style with oils for 15 years. His painting focuses on the human posture, aiming to evoke the infinite spectrum of our presentations to the world. Over the past seven years, his exhibitions have been held in Paris, Avignon, Venice, Milan, and Berlin. Vandecasteele’s work explores the physical, psychological, and social postures of humans and the various costumes they use to clothe their intimate hiatuses. His paintings aim to close the gap between the gesture-subject and painted-gesture, capturing the spontaneity, transience, and unconscious inhabiting of a body, as well as the links between comportment, thoughts, gestures, intentions, and the flawed restraint of impulses and words; our mental tête-à-têtes. Nicolás Di Gesu, a figurative painter based in Madrid, studied drawing and painting in Argentina and Spain. Recently, he has been focusing on themes related to death and memory, inspired by 19th-century postmortem photography. These historical images devise initial motives for his paintings. Postmortem (or Memorial Paintings) showcases artworks that explore representations of death through an intimate and silent lens. The exhibition includes postmortem portraits and still lifes realized in oil on canvas or wood. Through these creations, Di Gesu reflects on memory, absence, and the human impulse to preserve that which inevitably fades. Rather than resorting to shock or spectacle, his paintings offer a pause, fostering reflection on what remains after the loss. Withered flowers and still faces become visual symbols of suspended beauty, highlighting the tension between the ephemeral and the lasting. Rue Principale, 4698 Lasauvage Differdange, Luxembourg Ville de Differdange
CLOSE

Favorites

To check your Favorites, connect to your account!

CLOSE

Favorites

To check your Favorites, connect to your account!

CLOSE
CLOSE

Customize your results

To get to your Preferences, connect to your account!

CLOSE

Follow a theme

To follow this Theme, connect to your account!

CLOSE

Follow a theme

To follow this Theme, connect to your account!

CLOSE

Follow some Good Spots

To follow this Good Spot, connect to your account!

CLOSE

Follow a Business

To follow this Business, connect to your account!

CLOSE

Drop your Event

To drop an event, connect to your account!

CLOSE

Yes I want to delete it

Yes No
CLOSE

Well done! Your settings have been applied to the other Supernotifs edition

CLOSE

Drop your Event

To drop an event, connect to your account!

tu n'as pas autorisé la localisation ?

CLOSE
CLOSE
CLOSE

Supermiro is getting a makeover for Brussels and Geneva.
The service will not be available for the next few months in these two areas.
But remains AVAILABLE for Luxembourg and the Greater Region.