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Hopstreet Gallery

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Contemporary art gallery in Brussels and Deurle, Belgium. The gallery represents Belgian as European Hopstreet Gallery, located in Brussels and Deurle

23/10/2026

Last week to discover the strong works by Tinus Vermeersch at Hopstreet Gallery Brussels.

Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 13 -18h

Hopstreet Gallery

15/10/2026

Coming soon at Hopstreet Gallery Brussels
Solo show ‘Wireless Connection’ by Fabrice Souvereyns
Opening Sunday 8 November, 14 - 18h.

He uses numerous recurring starting points. He opts for Simili Japon paper of the same size as a medium. A pencil, eraser and cutter are his only tools. He is exceptionally creative with very few resources and the resulting ‘colour palette’. The pencil touches the paper with varying degrees of force, from hard to soft; the lines hover between fragile and deep indentations. Heavy grey tones vie for the upper hand with grey-white tones. He does not plan series in advance; every drawing is unique.

Image
Not erased, red, let me swirl
Pencil on paper
26.5 x 38.7 cm

Fabrice Souvereyns Hopstreet Gallery

09/10/2026

Open Sunday 11 October, 14:00 - 18:00.
On view at Hopstreet Brussels, works by Tinus Vermeersch.

Image
Untitled, 2024
Bronze, 25 x 15 x 30 cm, ed. 3

The core of his work originates in anthropology, in the ancient animistic and shamanistic traditions of
primitive societies. His technique is grafted on a solid
knowledge of materials; his world is beyond comparison. Vermeersch’s oeuvre is populated by a micro-
world of hybrid creatures that have sprung from his drawing oeuvre.

Hopstreet Gallery

01/10/2026

Discover the strong works by Tinus Vermeersch till 24 October at Hopstreet Gallery Brussels

The floral and plant motifs that claim the foreground are new. As they grow, they take on one another’s
characteristics, as well as those of their surroundings. They form clusters in which individual elements merge into a new whole, caught in a continuous cycle of growth and decay.

Image
Untitled, 2026
Oil On panel, 43.8 x 35.2 cm

Hopstreet Gallery

25/09/2026

Welcome to visit ‘De Atavisten’ by Tinus Vermeersch till 24 October.

Image
Untitled, 2026
Oil on panel
25.5 x 29 cm, frame 35 x 29.5 cm

Hopstreet Gallery

18/09/2026

Still on view at the 10th Biennial of painting till 18 October 2026 at mudel, Deinze.
Strong presentation by Tinus Vermeersch

mudel Hopstreet Gallery

12/09/2026

We are open during Rendezvous, Brussels Art Week
Saturday and Sunday, 11:00 - 18:00

Discover the strong works by Tinus Vermeersch till 24 October.

The floral and plant motifs that claim the foreground are new. As they grow, they take on one another’s characteristics, as well as those of their surroundings. They form clusters in which individual elements merge into a new whole, caught in a continuous cycle of growth and decay.

Image
Untitled, 2026
Oil on panel, 78.5 x 64 cm

Hopstreet Gallery

10/09/2026

Visit us on occasion of RendezVous Brussels Art Week, 10 - 13 September and discover the work by Tinus Vermeersch.

Thursday 10 September 17 - 21h
Friday 11, Saturday 12 & Sunday 13 September 11 - 18h

Hopstreet Gallery

04/09/2026

Opening 6 September in our gallery in Brussels.

Tinus Vermeersch
‘De Atavisten’
6 September - 24 October

The artist will be present.

Tinus Vermeersch’s work has its roots in anthropology and in the animistic and folkloric traditions of indigenous
societies. His technique, too, reveals a fascination with the past: drawing on an in-depth knowledge of historical
materials and traditional craft techniques, he deliberately returns to methods that have fallen out of use.

In this series of oil paintings on panel, Vermeersch continues to develop the surreal universe that previously took shape in drawings, tempera paintings, sculptures and installations. Certain archetypes, such as the bird-man and the haystack, which had established a recurring presence in this mythical world, seem to recede into the
background as this exploration continues.

In the small landscape with a blue sky and a dog, the bird-man is quite literally escorted away by a procession of people. His characteristic Tegumen – an enclosed, pod- or shell-like form – is also undergoing a transformation.
The form – which, in a state of constant transformation and assuming countless guises, served as a kind of
template for hybrid structures and creatures – is now broken open.

Hopstreet Gallery

02/09/2026

Opening 6 September in our gallery in Brussels.

Tinus Vermeersch ’
De Atavisten’
6 September - 24 October

Tinus Vermeersch’s work has its roots in anthropology and in the animistic and folkloric traditions of indigenous societies. His technique, too, reveals a fascination with the past: drawing on an in-depth knowledge of historical materials and traditional craft techniques, he deliberately returns to methods that have fallen out of use.

In this series of oil paintings on panel, Tinus continues to develop the surreal universe that previously took shape in drawings, tempera paintings, sculptures and installations. Certain archetypes, such as the bird-man and the haystack, which had established a recurring presence in this mythical world, seem to recede into the background as this exploration continues.

The floral and plant motifs that claim the foreground are new. As they grow, they take on one another’s characteristics, as well as those of their surroundings. They form clusters in which individual elements merge into a new whole, caught in a continuous cycle of growth and decay.

Hopstreet Gallery

Adresse

Sint-Jorisstraat 109 Rue Saint-Georges
Brussels
1050BRUSSELS

Heures d'ouverture

Jeudi	13:00 - 18:00
Vendredi	13:00 - 18:00
Samedi	13:00 - 18:00

Téléphone

+32496544454

Site Web

http://www.hopstreet.be/

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