Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Tune in as Wauthier de Mahieu, from established BRAFA Art Fair exhibitors Bernier/Eliades Gallery, introduces their curated presentation of works by renowned Belgian artist Martin Margiela (*1957).
Martin Margiela’s visual practice spans a broad range of media, including painting, sculpture, installation, collage and film. His works attest to his fondness for the overlooked and unconventional. Margiela magnifies both disruptions and poetic junctions, seeking beauty in the fleeting. He believes that objects are always in a state of transformation, and he is intrigued by the marks of time. Important sources of inspiration for the artist are the human body, epidermis and hair, as well as the urban environment as an infinite place of wonder. Margiela’s work is dedicated to the unknown and the surprising, in combination with an exceptional sensibility for materials.
Make it to BRAFA 2024 at Brussels Expo until 4 February to experience these and many more exciting works.
See brafa.art for further informtion.
Video by NOOT.
Tune in as Wauthier de Mahieu, from established BRAFA Art Fair exhibitors Bernier/Eliades Gallery, introduces their curated presentation of works by renowned Belgian artist Martin Margiela (*1957).
Martin Margiela’s visual practice spans a broad range of media, including painting, sculpture, installation, collage and film. His works attest to his fondness for the overlooked and unconventional. Margiela magnifies both disruptions and poetic junctions, seeking beauty in the fleeting. He believes that objects are always in a state of transformation, and he is intrigued by the marks of time. Important sources of inspiration for the artist are the human body, epidermis and hair, as well as the urban environment as an infinite place of wonder. Margiela’s work is dedicated to the unknown and the surprising, in combination with an exceptional sensibility for materials.
Make it to BRAFA 2024 at Brussels Expo until 4 February to experience these and many more exciting works.
See brafa.art for further informtion.
Video by NOOT.
