Infinite Flowers, part 4: PLUS-ONE GALLERY (NEW SOUTH)

A blooming group show about the infinite inspiration of flowers
25.06 - 21.08.22

“From the oval-shaped flower-bed there rose perhaps a hundred stalks spreading into heart-shaped or tongue-shaped leaves half way up and unfurling at the tip red or blue or yellow petals marked with spots of colour raised upon the surface; and from the red, blue or yellow gloom of the throat emerged a straight bar, rough with gold dust and slightly clubbed at the end. The petals were voluminous enough to be stirred by the summer breeze, and when they moved, the red, blue and yellow lights passed one over the other, staining an inch of the brown earth beneath with a spot of the most intricate colour. The light fell either upon the smooth, grey back of a pebble, or, the shell of a snail with its brown, circular veins, or falling into a raindrop, it expanded with such intensity of red, blue and yellow the thin walls of water that one expected them to burst and disappear. Instead, the drop was left in a second silver grey once more, and the light now settled upon the flesh of a leaf, revealing the branching thread of fibre beneath the surface, and again it moved on and spread its illumination in the vast green spaces beneath the dome of the heart-shaped and tongue-shaped leaves."Excerpt out of Kew Gardens by Virginia Woolf (1919)

Infinite Flowers is a project about the infinitive inspiration of flowers in contemporary art. The exhibition, Infinite Flowers, has been a tradition in recent years. We continue the well received project we first launched in 2017. This year we are at our 4th edition. The subject flowers arises from different angles, whether it is chosen as a topic or as an element in the work. It can be about the emotion, colour, symbolism, esthetics, nature, sensuality, smell, iconic imagery... an infinite source of inspiration. During this exhibition, we showcase both artists from the gallery we represent and are very much committed to collaborations with other galleries and artists. The scenography invites you to quietly explore the works and we also want to encourage you to take the time to discover the exhibition with us.

Werner Mannaers – József Csató – Manor Grunewald – Nicholas William Johnson – Sven ‘t Jolle – Sergio De Beukelaer – Laurens Legiers – Xavier Noiret Thomé – Mevlana Lipp – Lysandre Begijn – Rik De Boe – Nelleke Cloosterman – Sean Crossley – Kendell Geers – Daan Gielis – Milan Kunc – Sam Druant – Juliane Noll – Victor Verhelst – Beni Bischof – Bernd Lohaus – Carole Vanderlinden – Celina Vleugels – Ralf Kokke – Amber Andrews – Lily Van der Stokker – Heidi Ukonnen – Tony Matelli – Michael Johansson