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Denmark the Artist uses discarded archives are made unreadable and transformed into new ones. Not to be consulted, but rather to be observed. To prompt the viewer to pause and reflect. Text in English, French and Dutch.

For almost five decades Linda Vinck has been developing a consistent body of work around rhythm and pattern formation. This comprehensive publication contextualises and presents the artist's œuvre. Text in English and Dutch.

Lieven Lefere plays with the complex relationship between the photographic image and reality. His oeuvre reconciles reason and subjectivity in an almost entirely reconstructed illusion.

Fantastic creatures from myths, sagas and legends are often hybrids, composed of different, often very varied animals. Frequently, they also appear to be a mixture of humans and animals... step into a great Wunderkammer. Text in English and Dutch.

The raw and sensitive underground analogue archive of the late Mark Rietveld. Mark was the observer of the night, the one who always had his film camera.

In this artist's book Joëlle Tuerlinckx guides us through the studio's archives, and through the development of a thought process. Text in French. Introduction and colophon translated into English.

Refuge is a photographic safe space, revealing the gaze of Lara Gasparotto within nature, family life, and her travels, creating a timeless photo book; softly and sensitively compiled. Text in French.

The mixed-media works created in Ziltes are artistic expressions where the artist researches from figurative photography to the abstract, and from concrete to disintegration. Text in English, French and Dutch.

Summer Blue is a field exploration. The setting is summer, the feeling is blue. The artist works his way around romantic scenery using l'heure bleue and blue neon, turning real into unreal. Text in English and French.

Dirk Braeckman has been exploring the medium of photography with his subtle, dark images for over 40 years. In ECHTZEIT he enters into a dialogue with the FOMU collection. It shows the museum pieces personally selected by the artist, and also the new work that these inspired. Text in English, French and Dutch.

FEUE LA JOYEUSETÉ, opens the door to Arpaïs Du Bois' intense universe, bundling the essence of her output on paper, opulently illustrated. Text in English, French and Dutch.

Five years of modelling, over 370 images and 416 pages later, THANK YOU BYE presents an intimate diarybook of a model's life in photographs.

Staring Into the Night is a book that brings together Amélie Bouvier's research and artistic work inspired by astronomical stories and the history of sky observation, from the late 19th century to the present day. Text in English and French.

Slash & Burn is a story of a passage; from childhood to adulthood, from communism to capitalism, and from hooligan to artist.

In these booklets Marie-Sophie Beinke describe literally 'Things that cannot be put in words'. To be completed by the reader to his/her/their own desire, understanding and reflection.

'I Am Digital' takes you on an intimate journey through Flora Miranda's extraterrestrial world of phygital (physical plus digital) identities. Explore technological storytelling, artistic haute couture creations and visions for creative fashion software.

Twice by Jacques Sonck presents duo-toned portraits of people photographed on the streets in twos and threes over the course of years. Text in English and French.

In his first monograph, architect Alexis Herbosch takes the reader step by step into his design language, choice of materials and homely world. Text in English and Dutch.

Sculptures of Stones is a wonderful sketchbook-like art book by Ronny Delrue that depicts female statues in a spontaneous and freeing gesture almost comparable to fashion illustration. Text in English and Dutch.

The power of the textile collection that Marc Van Hoe has put together is the result of his extraordinary know-how as an artist/designer. Text in English and Dutch.

For My Mother brings together 51 photographs selected by Ren Hang in homage to his mother. Although carefully staged, these images are imbued with an element of transience and evanescence.