Our second group exhibition brings together three distinct artistic positions working across sculpture, design, and metalwork.

Converging material precision and poetic form, the show highlights three practices that combine technical understanding alongside explorations into memory, ornament, and structure. Through works in wood, metal, glass, and everyday materials, the exhibition looks at the potential of transformation — from the transient to the lasting, from utility to the symbolic.

Arnaud Eubelen (Liège, Belgium, 1991) is a Brussels-based designer and sculptor who works in the undefined space between art and functional design.

His practice centers on materials he discovers in and around Brussels, breathing new life into discarded objects and giving them purpose through his inventive reimagining. For this exhibition, Eubelen presents two installations that combine new works created specifically for the show, as well as older pieces spanning from 2019 to the present. The works include a variety of furniture and sculptural objects, as well as a selection of photographs that he has taken in recent years during his urban explorations.