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Husk Gallery is a contemporary art gallery with a focus on new and strong ideas by highly talented artists. The Gallery also publishes artist monographs.

05/09/2026

Opening this Sunday 6 September 2026 at Husk Gallery

SOLO SHOW NATHALIE PIROTTE
CORPOGRAPHIES
6 September – 17 October 2026

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Husk Gallery is delighted to invite you to ‘Corpographies’, the third solo show with Nathalie Pirotte in its gallery space in Rivoli Brussels. Warmly welcome on the occasion of the opening in the presence of the artist from 2 to 6 pm.

‘Corpographies’ presents a new series of oil paintings by Belgian artist Nathalie Pirotte, rooted in her distinctive exploration of the body, identity, and desire. Pirotte now turns to the hands as expressive carriers of memory, intimacy, strength, and vulnerability. Pirotte’s ongoing exploration of the body as a painterly language continues, revealing the expressive potential of the hand and its gestures. Her work invites us to both reflect on and discover the unique realm of the painting medium.

Venue: Husk Gallery, Rivoli building, ground floor 12, Chaussée de Waterloo 690,1180 Brussels

04/09/2026

Husk Gallery is delighted to welcome you next Sunday 6 September 2026 on the occasion of the third solo show with Nathalie Pirotte.

SOLO SHOW NATHALIE PIROTTE
CORPOGRAPHIES
6 September – 17 October 2026

Join us from 2 to 6pm and meet the artist!

Corpographies presents a new series of paintings by Nathalie Pirotte, rooted in her distinctive exploration of the body, identity, and desire. Pirotte now turns to the hands as expressive carriers of memory, intimacy, strength, and vulnerability. Pirotte’s ongoing exploration of the body as a painterly language continues, revealing the expressive potential of the hand and its gestures.
Her work invites us to both reflect on and discover the unique realm of the painting medium.

Venue: Husk Gallery, Rivoli building, ground floor 12, Chaussée de Waterloo 690,1180 Brussels

Nathalie Pirotte (°1965, Albertville) is a Belgian painter who lives and works in Brussels. She completed her Master in Painting and 3D Research in La Cambre, Brussels. In the past years her work has featured in solo shows in Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany. In 2020 Husk Gallery presented Pretty Chimeras, her inaugural solo exhibition at the gallery, followed by the second solo Mêmetés in 2023. In 2023, her extensive solo show Montré-Caché was on view in the Alter Schlachthof in Eupen. She has also taken part in numerous group exhibitions in Belgium and abroad. Her work can be found in the following collections: Communauté française de Belgique, Unisys, BSB (B), Town of Ettelbruck (GDL), City of Dudelange (GDL), City of Luxembourg (GDL), Sanrio (It) and in private collections in Europe, the United States and Australia. Since 1995, Nathalie Pirotte is a painting professor at the Arlon Academy of Fine Arts in Luxembourg, Belgium.

Photo-portrait Nathalie Pirotte at Husk Gallery

30/08/2026

Husk Gallery is delighted to annouce ‘Corpographies’,the third solo show with Belgian painter Nathalie Pirotte in its gallery space.

SAVE THE DATE
Opening on Sunday 6 September from 2 to 6 pm in the presence of the artist.

Corpographies presents a new series of paintings by Nathalie Pirotte. For a long time, the gaze of Nathalie Pirotte’s figures remained concealed in her body of work. Their faces were obscured or disrupted by paint, masking, and hybrid imagery. This recurring gesture shifted attention away from the face and towards the body as a site of identity, seduction, and painterly construction. In Corpographies, that attention shifts to the hands. Hands remember, desire, protect, and tell stories. In powerful female figures and a series of small circular paintings, a silent language of gestures and touch unfolds. Hands become new carriers of identity and expression — gestures through which desire, intimacy, strength, and vulnerability are articulated, extending Nathalie Pirotte’s ongoing exploration of the body as painterly language.

Venue:
Husk Gallery,Rivoli building, Chaussée de Waterloo 690 -12,1180 Brussels

Photo: Nathalie Pirotte, Là où le regard commence,2026,oil on canvas,125x120cm

28/06/2026

Now out on Artsy!

The online viewing room for ‘Happiness is Easy’, the second solo exhibition by Norwegian artist Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou
at Husk Gallery.

In this digital extension of the show, you can find Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou’s works up close, explore details and read more about her highly contemporary narratives through drawing fragments and confrontations on the theme of happiness.

Visit the viewing room on Artsy to explore the exhibition and available works.
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27/06/2026

‘Happiness is Easy’ by Norwegian artist Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou is closing this Saturday 27 June 2026!
Welcome at Husk Gallery from 2 to 6pm.

On the occasion of the closing day the catalogue of the eponymous drawing series will be available.

Her second solo exhibition in Brussels features her new series of drawings, created between 2024 and 2026. Titled ‘Happiness is Easy’, the drawings explore the duality of happiness in relation to contemporary global realities, reflecting the tension between external events and internal states. The artist invites viewers to engage with the implicit ideologies embedded within the images, questioning how notions of happiness in Norway and beyond are constructed, mediated, and experienced.

Venue: Husk Gallery, Rivoli building, Chaussée de Waterloo 690 /12, 1180 Brussels

Photos: Installation photos at Husk Gallery

25/06/2026

Husk Gallery is delighted to announce the release of a new printed catalogue

HANNE LYDIA OPØIEN FIGENSCHOU - HAPPINESS IS EASY

On the occasion of the closing day of Hanne Lydia’s eponymous exhibition the book is available at the gallery or can be ordered: softcover, 21x21cm,40p, edited by Husk Gallery, limited edition 50 copies – 15€

Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou (b1964, Trondheim) is a Norwegian artist who lives and works in Oslo and Tromsø. Over the years, she has created a body of work consisting of drawings, videos and prose with recurring motifs and thematic cross-references. She explores themes such as gender and identity, violence in close relationships, the self-portrait, tourism, feminism, abortion, happiness and shame. She is renowned for her trompe l’oeil drawing technique using coloured pencils on black paper.

The catalogue presents her latest series, titled ‘Happiness is Easy’, created between 2024 and 2026. The drawings explore the duality of happiness in relation to contemporary global realities, reflecting the tension between external events and internal states. The artist invites viewers to engage with the implicit ideologies embedded within the images and to question how notions of happiness in Norway and beyond are constructed, mediated and experienced.

The accompanying text is written by Ingrid Van Hecke - art historian and gallery director of Husk Gallery, based in Brussels with a strong focus on drawing.

Venue: Husk Gallery, Rivoli building, Chaussée de Waterloo 690 /12, 1180 Brussels

Photos: bookcover featuring Hanne Lydia’s drawing ‘Beyond Happiness,2024, colored pencils on black paper,75x110cm

17/06/2026

‘Happiness is Easy’, the second solo show with Norwegian artist Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou is now on view at Husk Gallery in Rivoli Brussels up to 27 June 2026.

In her new drawing series, Hanne Lydia continues to explore a wide range of sensitive contemporary themes that evoke mixed feelings. Her works are based on personal experience, leading to contemporary drawing functioning as a space in which individual and collective imagery converge. In her artistic oeuvre, she confronts challenging themes with directness. Her subjects are drawn from her immediate surroundings, which are a source of happiness, vulnerability and critique.

Some of the drawings like Ptsd in Backyardview feature a specific word.
HLOF about this work: “In the drawing Backyardview, the word PTSD dominates. It struck me one day, looking out onto my backyard, that no one knows how many people carry the diagnosis behind closed curtains.”

Ptsd: Post-traumatic stress disorder is an emotional condition that can arise after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event involving actual or threatened death or serious injury. This event typically evokes intense feelings of fear, helplessness, or horror.

You are welcome from Thursday to Saturday from 2 to 6pm or by appointment.
Venue: Husk Gallery, Rivoli building, Chaussée de Waterloo 690 /12, 1180 Brussels

Photos: Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou, Sixpackshame, 2024, and Backyardview,2025, both coloured pencil and silver on paper, 75x110cm detail and installation views

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11/06/2026

Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou about her new series and eponymous solo show ‘Happiness is easy’:

“We are surrounded by extreme impressions. In the spaces between are the small details. The moves you make, consciously or unconsciously, to keep this at bay. For a short while. What you can’t do anything about. The drawings, all works from 2024 to 2026, currently determine their own visual directions and form stories that are as incoherent as scattered thoughts.”

Now on view at Husk Gallery up to 27 June 2026.

Welcome on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 2>6 pm or by appointment

Venue: Husk Gallery, Rivoli building, Chaussée de Waterloo 690 #12, 1180 Brussels

Photos: detail and installation view ‘2 Daughters 1 Grandchild’ by Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou, 2025, coloured pencils on black paper,75x110cm

07/06/2026

Warmly welcome to the Rivoli Open Sunday on 7 June 2026. The second solo show with Norwegian artist Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou is now on view.

Join us between 2 and 6pm to discover her latest series of drawings on the theme of happiness!

Husk Gallery features Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou’s new series of drawings, created between 2024 and 2026. Titled ‘Happiness is Easy’, the drawings explore the duality of happiness in relation to contemporary global realities, reflecting the tension between external events and internal states. The artist invites viewers to engage with the implicit ideologies embedded within the images, questioning how notions of happiness in Norway and beyond are constructed, mediated, and experienced.

The exhibition “Happiness is easy” is on view until 27 June 2026.
During regular Husk Gallery’s opening hours:
Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 2>6 pm or by appointment

Venue: Husk Gallery, Rivoli building, Chaussée de Waterloo 690 #12, 1180 Brussels

Photos: detail and installation views ‘Sockball’ by Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou, 2024, coloured pencils on black paper,75x110cm

04/06/2026

This week Husk Gallery also welcomes you on the occasion of the Rivoli Open Sunday. ‘Happiness is easy’, the second solo show with Norwegian artist Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou is on view at the gallery 4 days in a row. You are welcome from Thursday to Sunday between 2 and 6 pm.

Venue: Rivoli building ground floor #12, Chaussée de Waterloo, 1180 Brussels

Created with coloured pencils on black paper, Hanne Lydia’s new works explore the space between personal experience and collective narratives, initially inspired by the World Happiness Report and Norway’s place among the world’s happiest countries. The artist constructs layered visual narratives that examine notions of identity, representation, and social reality.

Join us this Sunday for an extra opening and discover the exhibition in person.

Venue: Husk Gallery, Rivoli building, Chaussée de Waterloo 690 | 12, 1180 Brussels

Photos: Installation views drawings Hanne Lydia Opøien Figenschou, 2024-2026, all coloured pencil on paper, 75x110cm at Husk Gallery

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