This week, we installed the sculpture ‘FOLLY’ in Park Huis Doorn (near Utrecht, Netherlands). It is permanently on display in the freely accessible historic parc.

On Wednesday 27/3 artist residency Bac Art Lab will open its doors with a program of studio exhibitions and performances and a bar. On this occasion we will also open our studio and showcase a selection of upcoming projects.

Bac Art Lab (program) (location)
27/3 16h-23h

The production of ‘Folly’ has started in the workshop. This contemporary installation will soon be installed in the centuries-old castle parc of Huis Doorn in the Netherlands. ‘Folly’ will be a life-size reconstruction of a disappeared folly on its original location. Seen from the castle it will evoke the original construction. When approaching, the installation reveals its depth and is seen from different angles, deconstructing the recognizable, original silhouette.

Recently, the mock up we made for Wandering Garden, was installed on the courtyard of the Arenberg castle as a sneak preview. In the meantime the works on the construction site have started with the demolition of the former parking.

This week we visited the 1/1 mockup of the steel structure for our upcoming project Wandering Garden. The production is starting up, works on site start from January 2024.

Today, our new project Forest Track was announced to the press. We are developing a design for two walking paths through the green parts separating different building clusters on the UHasselt Campus in Diepenbeek.

The building permit for Canal Belvédères, our project for the transformation of two watersides in the Canal in Brussels is approved.

The IJssel Biënnal, a public art route along the river Ijssel in the North of the Netherlands, has opened. We contributed with ‘Shelter’, a temporary roof structure, gently build between the trunks of two Willow trees.

On Sunday April 1st, the theater piece Blood Wedding premiered at Internaal Theatre Amsterdam. The play, written by Lorca, was directed by Wim Vandekeybus and produced by ITA ensemble. We participated with a design for the scenography. a space-filling felt drape both defines the field of play as it is a space on itself.

On Friday evening February 17th, the exhibition Escher - Other World was officially opened at Kunstmuseum Den Haag (NL)