Lemme
Chloé Arrouy, Arnaud Eubelen, Tim Evers, Emile de Geyndt, Tom Halle, Günther Möbius, Anthony Ngoya and Nina-Joy Thielemans01—03.10.2020
Brasserie Atlas, Brussels
Eight artists from Antwerp, Brussels, Liège, and Cologne gather to form the group exhibition Lemme. The word lemma — from the greek λῆμμα — refers to the state of liminality; the in-between space characterised by a sense of impermanence. As visitors drive themselves from one work to another, they find themselves in the process of constantly passing through — like permanent passengers in an in-between state.
Whilst the exhibition tables the idea of constant transit, notions of endless temporality are further ignited: artist Nina-Joy, for instance, lights her fireplace-sculpture whilst Chloé’s candle holders slowly burn down their wax. Meanwhile, Arnaud’s gunshot-ornamented DJ table hosts music performances by Jacob Eckhardt, DJ Schwanske and Gibby-DJ.
All Pictures ©Lotta Kestens
Graphics by Myrthe Van Rompaey
Work by Arnaud Eubelen
Work by Arnaud Eubelen
Work by Nina-Joy Thielemans (centre) and Arnaud Eubelen (right)
Work by Nina-Joy Thielemans
Work by Chloé Arrouy
Work by Chloé Arrouy
Work by Tom Halle
Work by Tom Halle
Work by Antony Ngoya
Work by Antony Ngoya
Work by Emile De Geyndt
Work by Emile De Geyndt (front) and Tim Evers (back)
Work by Emile De Geyndt (front) and Tim Evers (back)