Emanuel Seitz Germany, b. 1973

An expanded iteration of Buysse Gallery’s acclaimed exhibition Shift, this show delves deeper into the transformative potential of abstraction. Featuring works by Bram Bogart, Cyrielle Gulacsy, Tom Van Puyvelde, Lieven Deconinck, and the newly added Chiharu Shiota, the exhibition explores the intersections of form, color, and materiality. Curated by Louis Buysse, this dynamic presentation offers fresh perspectives on abstraction, bridging generations and cultural contexts in a continually evolving dialogue.

SHIFT: Abstract Transformations at Buysse Gallery

Experience SHIFT, the latest exhibition at Buysse Gallery in Knokke, showcasing a transformative journey through the evolution of abstract art. Featuring a dynamic lineup of contemporary and historical abstract artists, the exhibition bridges two generations, from the tactile, impastoed works of Bram Bogart to the optical and conceptual explorations of artists like Cyrielle Gulacsy, Tom Van Puyvelde, and Lieven Deconinck.

Discover vibrant and thought-provoking works that explore the materiality of paint, the interplay of light and shadow, and the dynamic possibilities of abstraction. SHIFT highlights artists such as Emanuel Seitz, Irina Ojovan, Damien Bénéteau, Stien Bekaert, and Tycjan Knut, each bringing unique perspectives to the dialogue between form, color, and texture.

This exhibition celebrates the transformative potential of abstract art, offering viewers an engaging experience of shifting perceptions and artistic innovation. Visit Buysse Gallery to immerse yourself in a curated exploration of modern and contemporary abstraction, where art challenges boundaries and evokes profound emotional and intellectual responses.

Emanuel Seitz: “Summer Hues” at Buysse Gallery
Explore Emanuel Seitz’s abstract paintings that emphasize form, color, and composition through dynamic brushstrokes and nuanced color fields. Summer Hues marks the artist’s first solo exhibition in Belgium, showcasing his meticulous use of pigments and minimalist approach.