Sophie Verger : "In the Air": Vernissage & Art Exhibition
Past event
Overview
Promenade ! / Walk
59 Rue de la Madeleine, 1000, Brussels
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Weekdays: 11:00 - 18:00; Weekends: 12:00 - 19:00
www.art-yi.com
• VERNISSAGE: SUN 13/12/24, 14:00 - 17:00, MEET SOPHIE !
• WHEN: 13/10 - 03/11/2024
• WHAT: 20 ANIMAL SCULPTURES, NEW OF 2024
• HOW TO COME:
Station (Train/Subway) : Brussels Central
Park : Interparking Albertine Square (100m)
3 Rue des Sols | 1000 | Brussels
• In the heart of Brussels, where art meets enchantment, the Art Yi Gallery proudly presents an extraordinary journey into the realm of whimsical creatures and forgotten innocence. "In the Air: A Tale of New Animals in 2024" invites you to step into the captivating world of French artist Sophie Verger, where imagination knows no bounds, and the wonder of childhood is reborn in magnificent animal sculptures.
• It is a very old story, perhaps a myth, perhaps not, when the earth was a garden where they lived in peace, an era of harmony and of games: the childhood of the world. The animals remember the lost paradise, the Garden of Eden which can only be reached through the path of childhood and which can only be glimpsed with a look unencumbered by the ugliness of the present time.
• It is here that Sophie Verger guides us, among the beasts of the museum, in a tranquil world where peace and carefree bliss reign... carefree, it is necessary to brave the Laws of Gravity as her models often do: where art reigns, with a vigorous trunk nothing is impossible.
“I work on the thread of emotion, on what helps us to live; a meeting, childhood memories, an animal cares, the beauty of things. "
• Sophie Verger was born in Paris in 1953. This enchanting exhibition unveils 20 remarkable sculptures, showcasing the latest creations in 2024 by the artist. With tender craftsmanship, she breathes life into beloved animals, including bears, elephants, horses, giraffes, hippos, oxen, lions, penguins, and many more. Each sculpture is a testament to the artist's remarkable skill and her profound connection with the natural world.
