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Jeudi 13:00 - 19:00 Vendredi 13:00 - 19:00 Samedi 13:00 - 18:00

V/MSP Gallery

Kunstgalerie

14/03/2026

Until 21 | 03 | 2026

With works by Nel Bonte, Bieke Depuydt and Chiron Floris

04/12/2025

V/MSP Gallery@Kusseneers Gallery

land.scape.travelling.light.

15 | 11 | - 20 | 12 | 2025

With works by Leipzig based artists Yvette Kießling (painting) & Edgar Leciejewski (photography)

1 Yvette Kießling, Giza, oil on matte cardboard, mounted on dibond, 100×80 cm
2 Yvette Kießling, Cannon Ball Tree, 2021, oil on paper, 36x48 cm
3 Installation View Yvette Kießling
4 Installation View Yvette Kießling, Series "Mbuzi",unique litographs, 65,5x45,5 cm
5&6 Installation View, Yvette Kießling & Edgar Leciejewski
7 Installation View Edgar Leciejewski
8 Installation View Edgar Leciejewski

29/11/2025

land.scape.travelling.light

Yvette Kießling & Edgar Leciejewski

15 | 11 | 2025 - 20 | 12 | 2025

Menenstraat 10 rue de Menin

1080 Brussel | Bruxelles

all images from the Series "w-all" by Edgar Leciejewski

Now more than ever, borders and bridges are shaping how we live together—and leave us questioning where we stand.

Edgar L.'s ‘w-all’ separates brutally—not just landscapes, but people and realities. We remain stranded on one side. Around us, we find not untouched nature, but the ever-present programmes with which we attempt to master, to order and to understand it and ourselves. By forgoing aestheticised scenery, the artist focuses on the stories of separation and separability— those real and fictional, those blatant and inconspicuous alike. The motifs fill only a part of the image's medium, with handwritten background comments noted beneath them—small para-texts as a societal mirror. Colourful lines both enclose and exclude the written words and nails punctuate the girders, making their brittle nature visible. The visual space suggests a topography of control, one that is pierced through by this background humour. The landscape we face here is neither a chaotic primal force not a domesticated emptiness. We witness the transition from the anxieties of Not-Being and restraint to the drive to overcome these. A space for outrage and empathy is created.

Stefanie Stolle

Art historian and project coordinator, specialised in contemporary art and collection history

21/11/2025

land.scape.travelling.light

Yvette Kießling & Edgar Leciejewski

15.11. - 20.12.2025

Thursday- Saturday 1 pm-6 pm

V/MSP Gallery @ Kusseneers Gallery

Menenstraat 10 rue de Menin

1080 Brussel | Bruxelles

09/11/2025

For our upcoming exhibition, we are collaborating with Kusseneers Gallery in Brussels. We are thrilled to be able to show the works of Leipzig artists Yvette Kießling (painting) and Edgar Leciejewski (photography) in the wonderful 400 m² space of the former mustard factory.

You are cordially invited to attend the opening on Saturday, 15 November. It will take place between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. The exhibition is running through Saturday 20 december 2025.

Menenstraat 10 rue de Menin
1080 Brussel | Bruxelles.

15/02/2025

Next week, on Saturday 22 | 02 | 2025, Francesco Del Conte will give an introduction into his research and talk about the works shown in the exhibition 'Achromatic Variances'.

You are welcome to join us from 15.00

25/01/2025

Francesco Del Conte

Achromatic Variances

23 | 01 | 2025 to 01 | 03 | 2025

Black and White Rainbows is a wall installation composed of sixty gelatin silver prints. The artist used five distinct black-and-white films to capture twelve segments of an artificial rainbow, created in the studio with a light beam and a diffraction grating. Rendering the vibrant hues of a rainbow in grayscale seems counterintuitive, yet this process echoes the historical essence of black-and-white photography: transforming the infinite spectrum of visible colors into shades of gray.

The installation is methodically arranged: violets and blues occupy the left, greens and yellows span the center, and oranges and reds dominate the right. Each row represents the unique chromatic response of a specific film, with the rainbow colors translated into varying shades of gray according to the spectral sensitivity of each emulsion. The darkest prints expose the films’ inability to capture certain wavelengths, revealing photography's inherent "color blindness."

This work is both abstract and analytical, dissecting the photographic process to its core components. It unveils the distinct "genetic fingerprint" of each film while probing the biases technology imposes on our representation of reality.

20/01/2025

Join us for the opening on 23 | 01 |25 from 15.00 to 19.00

Building upon one of photography's core principles—the grayscale—this exhibition presents, for the first time, a trio of experimental projects that delve into and reimagine key facets of the light-sensitive medium. Through a meticulous exploration of optical phenomena, Francesco Del Conte’s practice unveils the intrinsic paradoxes of photography. His work illuminates the dynamic interplay between magic and science, the tension between abstraction and reality, and the enduring conflict between objectivity and subjectivity.

13/01/2025

We are excited to announce our participation at PhotoBrusselsFestival, with an exhibition featuring the works of Francesco del Conte. Join us for the opening weekend on Thursday 23rd fron 15.00 to 19.00, as well as Friday 24th and Saturday 25th, from 13.00 to 18.00.

Building upon one of photography's core principles—the grayscale—this exhibition presents, for the first time, a trio of experimental projects that delve into and reimagine key facets of the light-sensitive medium. Through a meticulous exploration of optical phenomena, Francesco Del Conte’s practice unveils the intrinsic paradoxes of photography. His work illuminates the dynamic interplay between magic and science, the tension between abstraction and reality, and the enduring conflict between objectivity and subjectivity.

06/01/2025

We are delighted to announce our participation at this years' PhotoBrusselsFestival. During this edition, we will be showing work by italian artist Francesco Del Conte. Born in Torino, Italy, he currently lives in Brussels, Belgium. Until recently, he held a research position at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp.

Building upon one of photography's core principles—the grayscale—this exhibition presents, a trio of experimental projects that delve into and reimagine key facets of the light-sensitive medium. Through a meticulous exploration of optical phenomena, Francesco Del Conte’s practice unveils the intrinsic paradoxes of photography. His work illuminates the dynamic interplay between magic and science, the tension between abstraction and reality, and the enduring conflict between objectivity and subjectivity.

07/12/2024

Join us this weekend at The-Solo-Project, an intimate art fair taking place in the iconic Vanderborght Building in the centre of Brussels.

Over six floors you can visit a curated selection of 13 galleries as well as 76 young artists showing their works.

We are presenting works of Edgar Leciejewski, Philip Lumai and Schälling | Enderle.

Open from 11 - 20 on Saturday and 11 - 18 on Sunday

30/10/2024

This will be the final week and the last chance to see the exhibition

Philip Lumai

'Series & Singularity'

On Saturday 2nd November the artist will be present at the gallery between 1 - 4 pm and we have the pleasure of inviting you to have some drinks and conversation.

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Brussels
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