Aurélie Salavert b.1966 in France, lives and works in Brussels. Here are some wonderful thoughts on her works for you french speakers: Aurélie Salavert cherche quelque chose, parfois des choses différentes. Elle trouve souvent pour notre bonheur, et lorsqu’elle ne trouve pas nous sommes heureux d’être perdus avec elle. C’est une exploration que ce travail. Un long chemin de simplicité qui jamais ne frôle la naïveté. Il faut être précis dans le relevé de cette promenade, ainsi le jaune doit il être JAUNE, l’enfant doit être un ENFANT , etc... Les scènes diverses, les abstractions, les collages, tout est vrai sur le chemin. La seule chose importante est l’objet ou non de notre croyance en ce chemin. La nature de notre croyance en les images que Aurélie Salavert a balisées de ci, de là.
- Stéphane Calais

Ines Claus b.1993, Antwerpen. Graduated in 2017 at KASK School of Arts Ghent, with a Master in Fine Arts. Her colorful works are often on a thin line between drawing, painting and installation. Her latest themes arouse around all the different depictions of the palm tree and its numerous shapes, mysterious legs of people without identity and swimming pools. Often a mix of paradise views combined with more earthly, humorous or surreal elements.

Yannick Ganseman b.1984, Leuven, is an artist without a formal art education, with a particular interest in sculptures and everyday scenes. He works in a wide range of materials in which scenes, still lifes and landscapes are shown. Recently he has been guest artist at the Academy of Anderlecht and had a residency at the Frans Masereel Centrum, of which the prints where shown in Japan, Tokushima and at Etablissement D’enface, Brussels He has shown in multiple groupshows in Belgium since 2015 (Pulsar, Etablissement d’enface, Trampoline Gallery, LWM18, Galerie De Ziener, Bernaerts, …) and had soloshows at Rossicontemporary and CC Strombeek. He lives and works in Antwerp, Belgium