Ce dimanche 7 décembre de 14 à 21h
On vous accueille à A57 pour une journée dédiée à nos créations.
Au programme : posters, tirages originaux, dessins, petites éditions.
C’est l’occasion de re-découvrir notre travail, de repartir avec une pièce qui vous parle, ou simplement de passer un bon moment avec nous.
On a hâte de vous retrouver !

Deze zondag 7 december van 14u tot 21u
U bent welkom bij A57 voor een dag die volledig in het teken staat van onze creaties.
Op het programma: posters, originele prints, tekeningen, kleine edities.
De ideale gelegenheid om ons werk (opnieuw) te ontdekken, een stuk mee naar huis te nemen dat u aanspreekt, of gewoon een fijne tijd met ons door te brengen.
We kijken ernaar uit u te verwelkomen !

This Sunday, December 7, from 2pm to 9pm
We welcome you to A57 for a day dedicated to our creations.
On the program: posters, original prints, drawings, small editions.
A perfect moment to (re)discover our work, find a piece that speaks to you, or simply spend some time with us.
We look forward to seeing you !

NOVEMBER

RE-OPENING PARTY !
12 November — 17h to 21h

Second opening night, drinks and presentation of the November selection.

Exhibition
21 > 28 November

Fumi Ueoka
Painter & tattoo artist

Opening: 21 November from 6pm to 9pm 
Flash Tattoo days: 25, 26, 27 November - reservations: fumiueoka@gmail.com 
Closing: 28 November from 6pm to 9pm

Born 1982 in Hiroshima, Japan, Fumi Ueoka studied traditional Japanese painting at the Nara College of Art, where he learned the alchemy of mineral pigments, ink, and glue on paper.
Now based in Brussels, he explores the complexity of form and perception through acrylic painting, charcoal, soft lead pencil, and other media, merging the sensitivity of Nihonga
with a contemporary sense of rhythm.His work reveals the tension between order and chaos, presence and absence, the visible and the hidden.
His paintings have received several distinctions in Japan and Belgium, and his piece 82 years is part of the permanent collection of the Sado Museum.
Tattooing has become an extension of his artistic exploration — a living surface where line and complexity intertwine.

"There is a quiet rhythm within complexity.
My paintings are born from the process in which things that never existed in the same moment slowly overlap upon a single surface.
Drifting between the figurative and the abstract, I paint as an act of trying to understand this world, guided by sensations that run like electricity and thoughts tossed about by society.
And in the end, the work quietly rises as one result of that act, revealing the shape of a soul."
— Fumi Ueoka