Born in Brussels in 1958, Alain Gielen nurtures a rich imagination and a marked artistic passion. After attending the Académie d'Ixelles, he trained in Watermael-Boitsfort in drawing, sculpture and ceramics. Influenced by Impressionism, Expressionism and Fauvist colors, his art became a figurative abstraction exploring nature and light. For this exhibition at Espace 100 Titres, Alain Gielen revisits medieval illumination, combining personal texts, lettering and ornamentation with natural pigments and gold, perpetuating a quest in which color illuminates the silence of gesture.
Opening on Friday, September 5 from 5pm.


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