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Soirée 13 juin
Every second Thursday evening of the month, Z33 opens its doors in the evening. From 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. you can visit all the exhibitions for free. Discover the new exhibitions:
Leaps of Faith
The exhibition explores the meaning of faith in art today. For many artists, faith has both a religious and a broader meaning: faith is about our relationship with the unknown and incomprehensible. How do we navigate the uncertainties of life and where do we find footing? Some artists come closer to the higher through their work, while others criticise the social role of the church. What unites them is a belief in the power of art to pave paths beyond the familiar.
Daiga Grantina
For her first institutional solo exhibition in Belgium, Daiga Grantina is showing newly-commissioned sculptures situated alongside earlier works. Using these as rhythmic elements, she will create a cycle of works spanning the five interconnected galleries of exhibition wing ‘Vleugel 58’. Daiga Grantina’s sculptures are composed of simple materials – fabric, wood, string, metal, wax – with careful attention given to their sensory properties. The many uncovered skylights in the exhibition wing will become lenses of illumination for a choreography of hollow, hanging, resting forms.
Riar Rizaldi
Riar Rizaldi creates films that explore the relationship between science, fiction, and technology. Continuing on this momentum, he presents his first solo exhibition in Belgium. You find yourself in an extraterrestrial film set where ‘Fossilis’ (2023) is on display.
Leaps of Faith
The exhibition explores the meaning of faith in art today. For many artists, faith has both a religious and a broader meaning: faith is about our relationship with the unknown and incomprehensible. How do we navigate the uncertainties of life and where do we find footing? Some artists come closer to the higher through their work, while others criticise the social role of the church. What unites them is a belief in the power of art to pave paths beyond the familiar.
Daiga Grantina
For her first institutional solo exhibition in Belgium, Daiga Grantina is showing newly-commissioned sculptures situated alongside earlier works. Using these as rhythmic elements, she will create a cycle of works spanning the five interconnected galleries of exhibition wing ‘Vleugel 58’. Daiga Grantina’s sculptures are composed of simple materials – fabric, wood, string, metal, wax – with careful attention given to their sensory properties. The many uncovered skylights in the exhibition wing will become lenses of illumination for a choreography of hollow, hanging, resting forms.
Riar Rizaldi
Riar Rizaldi creates films that explore the relationship between science, fiction, and technology. Continuing on this momentum, he presents his first solo exhibition in Belgium. You find yourself in an extraterrestrial film set where ‘Fossilis’ (2023) is on display.
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