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Échos

Un suivi et un regard expérimenté sera proposé à nos résidents pour que chaque événement puisse enrichir la pratique des créateurs.

échos est une ASBL œuvrant pour la valorisation des artistes belges émergents en étant moteur de rencontres via des événements visant à mettre en lumière le travail de ces derniers. échos est une ASBL œuvrant pour la valorisation des jeunes artistes belges en étant moteur de rencontres via des événements visant à mettre en lumière le travail de ces derniers.

échos se positionne dans une démarche

de démocratisation culturelle et propose notamment de mettre en exergue la multi-culturalité d’aujourd’hui en gravitant autour de la richesse artistique émergente que nous offre Bruxelles, dans un premier temps.

échos est né d’une volonté de mettre en avant les jeunes artistes via des événements alternatifs afin de créer une certaine porosité entre différents milieux tel que la culture hip-hop et le milieu de l’art contemporain. Grâce à une curation et une communication visuelle soignée, à l’image des institutions culturelles Bruxelloise (Wiels, Mima, Beursschouwburg…), échos œuvre à présenter avec soin ces jeunes créateurs. Dans une volonté de promouvoir l’échange et le partage ainsi que la pluridisciplinarité, échos propose de construire ses évènements et concrétiser une relation avec les artistes concernés autour de résidences, performances live, expositions, vernissages dans lesquelles le travail de chacun sera mis en avant. Nous proposons nos contacts et nos services aux institutions culturelles tout en faisant le lien avec les artistes et apportons notre soutien et nos conseils à ces derniers pour investir ces lieux événementiels. Nous aspirons à ouvrir des portes aux artistes en simplifiant l’accès aux ressources structurelles et monétaires et à les accompagner dans la réalisation de leurs projets.

27/03/2025

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KEMY OBAFEMI

Kemy Obafemi’s work is constructed through a series of movements and repetitive acts. She creates collages, puzzles, and landscapes, exploring various techniques such as tapestry, installation, printing, and patchwork.
At the heart of her practice is a reflection on domestic space and transmission. Through everyday objects, she questions the notions of archive, accumulation, and memory. These objects, often laden with stories, bear the traces of the lives of those who have handled them, becoming silent witnesses to the passing of time and the relationships that surround them.
While in the past, Kemy Obafemi chose to make a textile heritage visible by removing it from wardrobes and exhibiting it, her approach today broadens to a broader exploration of the home and its imagination. The home, a fundamental element of existence, is at the heart of her work. She is interested in everything that constitutes it: everyday objects, memories, smells, gestures, but also the people who inhabit it. For her, living is not limited to a place, but involves a set of practices and rituals that shape our relationship with the world.
By examining these domestic objects, her work highlights the gender dynamics and power relations associated with them. Historically perceived as banal and functional, these elements of the home nevertheless play an essential role in the construction of our identities and memories.
Through her works, Kemy Obafemi questions the way these objects influence our daily lives and how they participate in the transmission of stories, whether individual or collective.

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The exhibition is viewable until 03/04 at .brussels, 156 rue Blaes, 1000 Brussels

27/03/2025

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MATTHIEU VILETTE

Matthieu immortalizes the street as he travels daily. With a gaze tinged with nostalgia and a slight distrust of modernity, he hunts for the worn, the atypical, the marginal.
His black and white images, raw and textured, capture imperfection with a grainy intensity that echoes the roughness of reality.

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The exhibition is viewable until 03/04 at .brussels, 156 rue Blaes, 1000 Brussels

27/03/2025

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MORGANE DELFOSSE

Morgane Delfosse (1991, France) connects with her subjects through immersion and encounter, using a sensitive and engaged documentary approach.
A graduate of the Septantecinq School of Arts in Brussels, she lives and works between the Belgian capital and France, devoting herself to her work as an author, portraitist, and commissioned photographer. Her research leads her to explore the intimate while raising social and political questions. Humans, their resilience and fragility, are at the center of her photography and writing.
Between 2019 and 2023, Morgane receives awards and grants such as the « 30 under 30 Women Photographers » by Artpil and the funding from Amos du Musée Albert-Khan
In 2024, she joined forces with the Albert-Kahn Departmental Museum, directing a collective creation with elderly and aging disabled people in nursing homes. The result was « Faire corps », a photographic, audio, and editorial work, in collaboration with composer and musician Fabrice Detry and graphic designers and artisanal bookbinders Nicolas Belayew and Corinne Clarysse.

All her works exhibited are issued from « Faire corps »

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The exhibition is viewable until 03/04 at .brussels, 156 rue Blaes, 1000 Brussels

27/03/2025

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WILLEM DIRKS

Willem Dirks is a Brussels-based photographer whose work explores the duality of urban life. Born in the Netherlands, his early experiences of city visits starkly contrasted with his rural upbringing, igniting a lifelong fascination with urban environments.
His photographs, captured on film, seek to convey the awe and alienation inherent in city living. Working since 2022 in Brussels, Willem focuses on fleeting encounters and the « mysterious, living machine » of the city, inspired by his background in sociology and the often-overlooked spontaneous behavior of its inhabitants.
The limitations of working with film underscore the ephemeral nature of these moments, forcing a deliberate engagement with his surroundings. Willem’s images challenge viewers to consider the balance between beauty and isolation, capturing the complex layers of culture, movement, and human interaction that define the urban experience. His work is a personal reflection on the city’s capacity for both connection and disconnection, inviting contemplation on the essence of urban existence.

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The exhibition is viewable until 03/04 at .brussels, 156 rue Blaes, 1000 Brussels

27/03/2025

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YANNIS CHARITOS

Yannis Charitos is a French-Greek artist and graphic designer who lives and works in Brussels. It is through drawing and painting that he questions reality and myth. Deeply affected by cultures, the psyche and the evil of contemporary societies, he explores colors and textures with the aim of creating a dialogue between surrealism and a sometimes austere realism. His experimental approach to drawing nourishes his work as a graphic designer and pushes him towards other mediums such as photography or screen printing.

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The exhibition is viewable until 03/04 at .brussels, 156 rue Blaes, 1000 Brussels

14/08/2024

Lil glance at the start of the first edition of Pass The (v)Aux 🔌⚡️⚡️

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08/08/2024

PASS THE (v)AUX 09/08

, .felices , & take you on board for a 2 hours improvisation session, exploring various music genres and showcasing the mastery of their craft !

📅 09/08
📍Vaux Hall, 1 rue de la Loi, 1000 Bruxelles
🕑 18:00 - 23:00
🎫 Free

08/08/2024

PASS THE (v)AUX 09/08
lanlan.jojo will showcase creations from the two textile residencies she did at , a structure founded to explore and share plastic, musical, theatrical, choreographic creations with and from artists with disabilities.
Each piece is a collaboration between Lara and a particular Creahm artist, exploring their many commonalities and resulting in unique pieces made by 4 hands. Sometimes dressed for the rite of the sun, sometimes in wrestling costumes, they explore their freedoms together!
Works created by Samuel Carriaux, Aymeric Dodeigne and Maxime Mormont in a textile workshop will also be presented

📅 09/08
📍Vaux Hall, 1 rue de la Loi, 1000 Bruxelles
🕑 18:00 - 23:00
🎫 Free

07/08/2024

PASS THE (v)AUX 09/08
bongo b2b b2b for another set of which only BRIKABRAK has the secret.
Expect Afrohouse, Amapiano, Hip-Hop, Afrobeats and much more !

📅 09/08
📍Vaux Hall, 1 rue de la Loi, 1000 Bruxelles
🕑 18:00 - 23:00
🎫 Free

05/08/2024

PASS THE (v)AUX 09/08

is an emerging multidisciplinary collective based in Brussels, composed of (transdisciplinary digital artist, researcher, she/he), .lo (multidisciplinary digital artist he/him), (DJ, music producer, they/them ), and (DJ, researcher (she/they). Mixing the individual artistic practices of these members and their artistic work on the tensions between utopia, dystopia and technology; the collective is inspired by the notion of glitch, mixing counter-narratives through live audiovisual performances, original visuals, and chaotic scenography.

📅 09/08
📍Vaux Hall, 1 rue de la Loi, 1000 Bruxelles
🕑 18:00 - 23:00
🎫 Free

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