Our presentation at Art Rotterdam 2026 is now open, featuring works by Joren Van Acker, Johan Tahon and Mariette van Erp.
With Joren Van Acker, we are unveiling a series of works that drift along the tides of the human condition—ever drawn toward distant horizons, forever seeking what lies beyond. Six monumental charcoal drawings emerge here, like uncharted shores revealed in shadow and light.
A particular highlight of our booth is a compelling group of bronze and stoneware sculptures by Johan Tahon. With unmatched sensitivity, Tahon delves into the human soul—its longing for transcendence and its quiet, profound transformations from within.
A luminous thread unfolds in the paintings of Dutch artist Mariette van Erp. Her abstract-figurative landscapes hover between perception and memory—where traces of the natural world dissolve into something inward and contemplative. Painted directly from life, her works echo the human condition’s enduring search for tranquility, as if each canvas were a place to arrive, to pause, and to be at rest.
With Joren Van Acker, we are unveiling a series of works that drift along the tides of the human condition—ever drawn toward distant horizons, forever seeking what lies beyond. Six monumental charcoal drawings emerge here, like uncharted shores revealed in shadow and light.
A particular highlight of our booth is a compelling group of bronze and stoneware sculptures by Johan Tahon. With unmatched sensitivity, Tahon delves into the human soul—its longing for transcendence and its quiet, profound transformations from within.
A luminous thread unfolds in the paintings of Dutch artist Mariette van Erp. Her abstract-figurative landscapes hover between perception and memory—where traces of the natural world dissolve into something inward and contemplative. Painted directly from life, her works echo the human condition’s enduring search for tranquility, as if each canvas were a place to arrive, to pause, and to be at rest.
