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SUEDE 36: Portrait of Christophe Mercier
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Christophe Mercier likes to work for public projects because he has the impression that this gets him involved in politics in the noble sense of the term: managing the city, being able to influence the decisions that are taken there, thinking about mobility, the housing problem and so on. Christophe MercierSuède 36 www.suede36.be/frinfo@suede36.be Technical sheet…
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RUE STEPHANIE, Brussels – Belgium
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Portrait of the artist Jean Glibert on the work he did at the « rue Stéphanie ». The CPAS (Public Centre for Social Welfare) in Brussels called upon the Baumans-Deffet firm to construct a complex of 17 housing units and a social restaurant in Rue Stéphanie in Laeken. The dimensional constraints of the site, its position, and…
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ATELIERS MELENS & DEJARDIN, Jupille – Belgium
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Portrait of the artist Jean Glibert on the work he did at the Ateliers Melens & Dejardin. Technical sheet of this architecture video clip Journalist : Emma C. Dessouroux Cameramen : Didier Minne – Geoffroy Minne / Kinodoc – Julien Stroïnovsky / Novsky Films Editing : Emma C. Dessouroux / Cristina Dias Direction : Emma…
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METRO BOCKSTAEL, Brussels – Belgium
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Portrait of the artist Jean Glibert on the work he did in Bockstael station. The architect returns to his discovery of Jean Glibert’s work in Bockstael station. A brutalist kinetic work that highlights the emerging concepts of mobility and speed in the 1970s. Technical sheet of this architecture video clip Journalist : Emma C. Dessouroux…
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REMEMBER SOUVENIR : Denis Meyers – Solvay / IMMOBEL – BPI
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In 2016, the artist Denis Meyers took possession of the Solvay building in the heart of the Ixelles municipality. In collaboration with the current developers, IMMOBEL (ex-Allfin) and BPI, the Belgian street artist has painted 25.000 sq.m (out of 50,000 sq.m) with the idea of creating a huge and unique total urban artwork. Denis Meyers for the projet…
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Portrait of Félix Roulin
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Félix Roulin is a sculptor. After having started out in copperware, he experimented with various materials but it was bronze to which he was most drawn. From abstract art to the human figure, the artist talks about his career and his latest work “The Ages of Humanity”, that he has just delivered to the Marie…