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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://ysebaert.pellin.be/event/time-movement-3/regis
 ter">Time & Movement</a>\nYACOOV AGAM “My intention was to create a work
  of art which would transcend the visible\, which cannot be perceived exce
 pt in stages\, with the understanding that it is a partial revelation and 
 not the perpetuation of the existing. My aim is to show what can be seen w
 ithin the limits of possibility which exists in the midst of coming into b
 eing.” Known for his pioneering work in kinetic art\, Israeli artist Yaa
 cov Agam fascinated the world with his geometric abstraction. His three-di
 mensional paintings\, sculptures and lenticular prints\, also known as aga
 mographs\, have met with great success. Agam fuses formalism and mysticism
  to create a sensory experience for the viewer. Here\, movement and the vi
 ewer's point of view are indispensable. Kinetic art asks the environment a
 nd the viewer to move to explore. In Agam's art\, the geometric shapes shi
 ft as you move your viewpoint from point A to point B. The work is never c
 omplete\; he relies on the viewer's perception to complete the composition
 . This is why he encourages viewings\, to physically interact with his art
 works. Over the years\, his work has exhibited in significant art cities s
 uch as Paris\, Amsterdam\, New York and Tokyo. In 2018\, he opened his own
  museum\, the Yaacov Agam Museum of Art\, in Risjon Letsion (Israel). SYLV
 AIN PATTE Sylvain Patte first studied ornamental carving\, then dance and 
 design\, always in search of beauty and the balance of movement. In 2007\,
  he started his passion for stone carving and now works on beautifying pub
 lic spaces and restoring urban heritage. His work stems from an observatio
 n of nature\, contemporary architecture and the balance of power and propo
 rtions naturally present on earth and in the universe. Sometimes inspired 
 by paper-folding techniques (origami) or flexible materials\, his work is 
 dominated by lines\, straight or curved\, with superpositions of simple el
 ements in complex [...]
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LOCATION:Gallery Ysebaert\, Maenhoutstraat 60\, 9830 Sint-Martens-Latem\, B
 elgium
SUMMARY:Time & Movement
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