Atsushi Mannami
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Atsushi Mannami
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Martina Geccelli, Upright leaning red yellow
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Martina Geccelli, Upright leaning blue
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Esther Verhaeghe

A21 ●

Brussels (BE)

presenting

Martina Geccelli, Atsushi Mannami

Founded in 2013 by Munich-born Esther Verhaeghe de Naeyer, Esther Verhaeghe – art concepts has evolved from a nomadic and experimental platform into a Brussels-based gallery known for its poetic and reflective curatorial vision. Conceived at first as a gallery without fixed walls, it embraced the challenge of presenting contemporary art in unexpected and transformative spaces — a concept that positioned it early on as an innovative and forward-looking voice within the Belgian art scene. The gallery’s program centers on artists who explore fragility, impermanence, transformation, and perception, questioning how the invisible can be made tangible. These notions form the core of the gallery’s curatorial identity, guided by the belief that art reveals the subtle connections between inner and outer worlds. Through thoughtfully curated exhibitions and international collaborations, Esther Verhaeghe – art concepts encourages meaningful dialogues between works that touch the intimate and the universal, often showing how vulnerability can become a source of strength and renewal. The gallery aims to create spaces for contemplation and exchange — places where art becomes a bridge between thought and emotion, between silence and presence. We are part of a challenging world with fast changing paradigms. The artists represented by the gallery reflect and question our society. As a gallery we believe in the power of poetic images, those that allow us to reconnect with what we feel essential, first in ourselves, and in our relationship to the world around us.