MARIAN EECKHOUT ART WORKS
2024 _Photographic studies.
Sequencing_1_2_3 : Movement studies for an artistic work 2023_2024
I documented a practice with the artist DilnozaI Shaumarova for several months. She shared with me her ritual of resilience, her healing through knife throwing.
I was keen to capture as best I could the essential moments of his story during his choreographic work, during the event "19X BXL - An anatomy of movements" by the non-profit organization TRANSITSCAPE. Brussels (Belgium). March 2024.
https://www.halles.be/fr/ap/1258-19xbxl
https://www.uadm.tv/person/71
https://www.instagram.com/dilash.art?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==
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2023_Etudes photographique.
Travail en cours_2023 : Documenter une pratique sociale dans un contexte public de renommée internationale.
Lors de ma démarche de glaner des instantanés de la vie quotidienne après la période de Covid. J'ai découvert une énergie de toute une ville en diapason avec un événement culturellement immatériel reconnu par l’UNESCO en 2023: Le Carnaval de Binche, en Belgique.
Pendant cette courte période, une synergie se déploie où familles et ami.es qui faut vibrer toute une ville. Les participants, vêtus de costumes colorés et ornés de masques, incarnent des figures folkloriques. L’organisation est bien rôdée par des pratiques, des symboles et des codes propres aux différents acteur.rices emblématiques de ce folklore qui ont su aussi par le temps modifier certaines pratiques.
Dans un contexte de globalisation des événements publics et dans un monde en évolution. Ill est intéressant de voir dans les histoires communes, les transmissions ainsi que les interrogations sur nos histoires passées dans nos prismes personnels en mouvants.
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Research photography © 2023 by Marian Eeckhout is licensed under CC BY-ND 4.0
2022_Etudes photographique.
"The Crossing"..
Documentation archives photographique de l' artiste Bao Vuong dans son atelier . 2021_2022.
I had the opportunity for a year to immerse myself in the work of the young artist Bao Vuong. I followed the creative process through his personal journey. The collective workshop where the artist is located revealed to me the paintings of the series ''The Crossing''.
What emerges is a deep structure of black monochrome. The works do not leave one indifferent by the materials, the lights and they create an alchemy in the unconscious, a multiple real or fictional story.
By his Vietnamese origin and his choice to transfigure the memories, scars and traumas of the ''Boat peoples''. Through the medium of paintings, he gives a vibrant testimony and a tribute to his ancestors, who had the courage or the despair to find something better on the other horizon.
His work also allows us to question geopolitical conflicts in our temporalities.
https://www.baoartworks.com https://gillesthomat.com/films/ https://vimeo.com/933214171?&login=true#_=_
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Research photography © 2022 by Marian Eeckhout is licensed under CC BY-ND 4.0