De assemblage

Bendt Eyckermans

De assemblage, 2021120 x 100 x 2.5cmSign in to view price
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oil and acrylic ink on linenCarlos/Ishikawa
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The artwork depicts a surreal scene with vivid colors and striking compositions. The image features prominently nude female figures with distinct body parts, contrasted against a vibrant red-orange carpet and vibrant purple curtains. The artwork employs a bold, stylized approach, with the figures occupying a dreamlike, theatrical space. The piece appears to explore themes of the human form, sensuality, and the interplay between the physical and psychological realms. The artist's intention may be to challenge conventional representations of the body and expose the complexities of human experience. ...

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Bendt Eyckermans
Artist
Bendt Eyckermans
B.1994, Belgian

Coming from five generations of sculptors based and working in Antwerp, Bendt Eyckermans creates figurative paintings that are at once personal and historically critical. Like Hitchock film scenes, his works are characterised by contradictions and tensions, where tenderness meets aggression, hyperrealist imagery meets cartoonish fragments. With all his characters being his real-life friends, Eyckermans treats the process of painting as his way of processing his life and occurrences he finds himself in. At the same time, his practice makes a critical reference to a complex European colonialiasm entrenched in the history of art. The mysterious atmosphere of his works is accentuated by the use of dark colours, contrasts and unexpected perspectives. Eyckermans’s practice creates an uncanny juxtaposition between mundane, meticulously painted elements, such as peebles, driveways, cards, and his eerie subjects who appear to exist in a determined youth, while also being trapped in a self-aware Western existence. ...

Bendt Eyckermans: Artworks
When the leaves began to turn
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A touch
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A touch, 2020
60 x 50 x 2.5cm
De assemblage
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De kariatide
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De kariatide, 2021
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De transitie
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De transitie, 2020
189 x 159 x 2.5cm
Het masker
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Het masker, 2020
186 x 154 x 2.5cm
In de schaduw van zijn bestaan
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In de schaduw van zijn bestaan, 2019
32 x 21cm
Ochtendster
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Ochtendster, 2019
183 x 146 x 2.5cm
Red hands
The passage
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The passage, 2020
196 x 177 x 2.5cm
The pedestal
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The pedestal, 2021
187 x 149 x 2.5cm
Through scaffolds and constructs
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Through scaffolds and constructs, 2023
160 x 141 x 2.5cm
The Spoils
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The Spoils, 2023
74 x 66 x 2.5cm
The tower
Bendt Eyckermans
The tower, 2023
189.5 x 158 x 2.5cm
The foundation
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The foundation, 2024
160 x 141 x 2.5cm
Bound
Bendt Eyckermans
Bound, 2024
49.3 x 41.3 x 2.5cm
The apprentice
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The apprentice, 2024
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The performance
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The performance, 2024
177 x 163 x 2.5cm
Focus pull
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Focus pull, 2024
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The ruling
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The ruling, 2025
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Acknowledgement
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