The pedestal

Bendt Eyckermans

The pedestal, 2021187 x 149 x 2.5cmPrice on Request
Details
MaterialGalleryLocation
oil and acrylic inks on linenCarlos/IshikawaLondon
Description
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The painting features a central figure standing in a dimly lit interior space. The colors are predominantly deep purples, reds, and blacks, creating a moody and atmospheric ambiance. The figure is portrayed in a contemplative pose, with one hand raised in a gesture of contemplation or greeting. The overall composition is balanced and symmetrical, with the figure positioned against a backdrop of ornamental architectural elements and a distant landscape visible through a window. The style appears to be a realist or representational approach, with attention to detail and textures. The historical context or the artist's intention behind this work may suggest a deeper narrative or symbolic meaning within the image. ...

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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
Bendt EyckermansWhen the leaves began to turn, 2019Price on Request
A touch
Bendt EyckermansA touch, 2020Price on Request
De assemblage
Bendt EyckermansDe assemblage, 2021Price on Request
De kariatide
Bendt EyckermansDe kariatide, 2021Price on Request
De transitie
Bendt EyckermansDe transitie, 2020Price on Request
Het masker
Bendt EyckermansHet masker, 2020Price on Request
In de schaduw van zijn bestaan
Bendt EyckermansIn de schaduw van zijn bestaan, 2019Price on Request
Ochtendster
Bendt EyckermansOchtendster, 2019Price on Request
Red hands
Bendt EyckermansRed hands, 2020Price on Request
The passage
Bendt EyckermansThe passage, 2020Price on Request
The pedestal
Bendt EyckermansThe pedestal, 2021Price on Request
Through scaffolds and constructs
Bendt EyckermansThrough scaffolds and constructs, 2023Price on Request
The Spoils
Bendt EyckermansThe Spoils, 2023Price on Request
The tower
Bendt EyckermansThe tower, 2023Price on Request
The foundation
Bendt EyckermansThe foundation, 202442000 USD
Bound
Bendt EyckermansBound, 2024Price on Request
The apprentice
Bendt EyckermansThe apprentice, 2024Price on Request
The performance
Bendt EyckermansThe performance, 2024Price on Request
Focus pull
Bendt EyckermansFocus pull, 20247500 USD
Carlos/Ishikawa
Gallery
Carlos/Ishikawa
London

Founded in 2011, Carlos/Ishikawa’s program is dedicated to considered and ambitious exhibitions that offer diverse artists’ perspectives on structural, socio-cultural, and political questions. The program focuses on international artists with often wide-ranging, multi-disciplinary and experimental practices. There is an interest within the program of challenging the aesthetic conventions of conceptual art, and a focus on art that is able to operate on an affective, emotional level as well as a rigorous intellectual one. The gallery has offered many artists their first solo show, many of whom have gone on to receive recognition internationally. ...