Etienne Gallery

Discover the work of Jürgen Jansen on display
Jürgen Jansen | All Systems Running, 2024 | 200 x 170cm | oil and resins on wood

Discover the new work of Tobias Møhl on display
Tobias Møhl | Black Twill Collection - 5 parts 2024 |
149 x 59 x 26 cm | Blown glass, filigrain technique

Discover the work of Lila Farget on display
Lila Farget | Ondulation, 2024 | ø 30 x 9 cm
Sculptural wall lighting, Glass casting, Bronze casting

Installation day for the exhibition ‘Sculptures of Steel’ by Pieter Obels

Exhibition Michael Behrens until May 26th | Seaforms,
49 x 40 x 13cm

Special Commission ‘Rotterdam Markthal’ by David Reekie

Solo Exhibition Michael Behrens ‘Random Shapes’ 13 April - 26 May | Seaforms, 2024, 43x23x11cm

My vision was and is to create objects in which you can see and feel the energy of nature,” says Behrens.

Behrens plays with the idea of movement and balance in solid objects made of glass. The ‘Seaforms’ series embodies decades of personal sensory experiences above and below water. Deliberately random but strong shapes outline organic inner structures, velvet and transparent surfaces alternate, creating a dynamic harmony of inside and outside.

Solo Exhibition Thitz ‘Utopia’ | Amsterdam Utopia, 2024, 180 x 120cm

Thitz is a master at painting a vivid urban landscape. He shows us the world and takes us on his journey through metropolises. He manages to characterise his cityscapes in such a way that they are easy to recognise: New York, Paris, Venice, Amsterdam, London, he paints all the great metropolises in acrylic and ink over ‘paper bags’ on canvas.

Markus Lüpertz and Irina & Marina Fabrizius

Solo exhibition of Fabrizius2 at Art Karlsruhe 22-25 February 2024.
The German identical twins Irina and Marina paint their paintings together using the old master glazing technique, simultaneously with two brushes, as if they were one person. “We paint our light,” as they say themselves. Their oil paintings are characterised by unfathomable depth, filled with a magical light.de

Colin Reid | Still Life With Books, 2023, 41x32cm

Peter Bremers until 26 November | Blue Ice Reflections 43x24x12cm

Vladimir Zbynovsky until 26 November | Light Receiver, 2023 100x30x30cm

Fabrizius2 | Quadrat Weiss im Hellen Grau 200x200cm

Tobias Møhl until 26 November | Black Twill Collection, 2023 | 95x149x25cm

Thierry Feuz until Sunday 26 November | Silent Winds Boreal, 180x130cm

Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert 19-26 November

Javier Gómez 19-26 November | Eclosión V, 2023 44x28x11cm

Karin Mørch 19-26 November | Big Line Fuchsia, 2023 42x36x9,5cm

Giampaolo Amoruso 19-26 November | An Infinite World 32x42cm

Exhibition ’Raingarden’ Thierry Feuz until November 12th

‘I try to depict the universality of nature by crawling into organisms, as you do with a microscope, but also capture the whole in a cosmic landscape. From detail to whole and vice versa. Zoom in, zoom out. I find that fascinating.’

Exhibition ‘Raingarden’ Thierry Feuz until November 12th| Instant Karma Aramis, 2023 | 170x130cm

Thierry Feuz broke through internationally early this century with his striking and highly vital paintings. Powerful in colour and gesture, they evoke a natural world that at the same time has a strange and tantalising artificiality about it. He works with unusual painting materials like car paint and enamel, thus giving his paintings a high gloss that suggests he views nature through the eyes of our artificial and urbanised world.

Exhibition ‘Icebergs Revisited’ Peter Bremers, opening October 7th | Melting Glacier I `23, dim.102x89x17 cm

Exhibition ‘Raingarden’ Thierry Feuz, opening Saturday, October 7th | Primavera Blossom, Lacquer and Glitter on Canvas, 130 x 200 cm, 2023

Exhibition Fabrizius2 until 1 October | Strich weiß Nebel Lila .de

Opening solo-exhibition Fabrizius2 Saturday 2 September 2023

If you are in Norfolk USA don’t forget to visit the Glass Light Hotel & Gallery to see their unique collection of art! Irina Marina Fabrizius Fabrizius²

Work or pleasure, let our gallery inspire you!

‘Sparkling Delight’ by Pieter Obels at its final destination

Exhibition ‘Japan Stories’ Winnie Teschmacher | Dedication, 2023 | 34x34x21cm

The culture of Japan fascinates me immensely. I love to immerse myself in its books, statues, temples, gardens, works of art ... and then there are my Japanese travel experiences. Frankly, it is very pleasant every time to take a side road and end up somewhere where I can feast my eyes on something new. A place from which I can look at the world anew. Everything feels close to my being, even though Japanese culture is so totally different from ours. Perhaps that is what makes it so surprising and mysterious.

Emptiness is one of my favorite subjects.
Japan is pre-eminently the land of ‘the void’. It is an adventure to travel through that country, its philosophy, its stories and its inspiring places. To let you travel along, a film was made by Kim Everdine Zeegers for this exhibition, see www.etiennegallery.nl.

Exhibition ‘Japan Stories’ Winnie Teschmacher May 18 - June 18 | Awakening Dream, 2023 | 40x17,5x12,5cm (2x)