Art Brussels

Art Brussels

Place de la Belgique 1 Brussels, 1020, Belgium Thursday, April 25, 2024–Sunday, April 28, 2024 Booth 6D-04, Prime

 Anca Poterasu Gallery presents a solo exhibition by Yasmina Assbane,
whose artistic practice is deeply rooted in the daily banality and
material life of familiar objects primarily attributed to women.

untitled by yasmina assbane

Yasmina Assbane

Untitled, 2024

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untitled by yasmina assbane

Yasmina Assbane

Untitled, 2023

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untitled by yasmina assbane

Yasmina Assbane

Untitled, 2023

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dried plant by  drago?  badi?a

Drago? Badi?a

Dried Plant, 2016

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leaving for the mountain by  drago?  badi?a

Drago? Badi?a

Leaving for the Mountain, 2022

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models_05 by matei bejenaru

Matei Bejenaru

Models_05, 2019

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models_08 by matei bejenaru

Matei Bejenaru

Models_08, 2019

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the red one by iulian bisericaru

Iulian Bisericaru

The Red One, 2024

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couple laying on grass by oana  co?ug

Oana Co?ug

Couple Laying on Grass, 2024

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fluid bodies by oana  co?ug

Oana Co?ug

Fluid Bodies, 2024

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something is in the air by oana  co?ug

Oana Co?ug

Something is in the Air, 2023

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tracing your shape by oana  co?ug

Oana Co?ug

Tracing Your Shape, 2024

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Anca Poterasu Gallery presents a solo exhibition by Yasmina Assbane,
whose artistic practice is deeply rooted in the daily banality and
material life of familiar objects primarily attributed to women -
glimpses of the fashion and beauty industry transformed into an
inventory of chance. They are emptied of their primary function through
dismantling and symbolic reconfiguration strategies to challenge the
stereotypical assumptions of the gaze. Fragile, graceful, and mysterious
materials such as glass, mirror, and fiber are the insertions of a
feminine imaginary, deconstructed and reassembled in a system of
“fortification” of one’s own being. Exploring the concept of femininity
between subject and object, the artworks appear as both erotic and
feminist, sensual and subversive. This dialectical approach is the
language that creates space for new perspectives and narratives.

Expanding upon the themes explored in the solo exhibition, we invite you
to delve into our
viewing room — a space where a deeply personal, sensitive, and sensual
dream unfolds. Here, a variety of artistic mediums come together,
complemented by the creations of esteemed artists such as Aurora Király,
Oana Cosug, Iosif Király,  Matei Bejenaru, Dragoș Badita,
Iulian Bisericaru, and Sebastian Hosu.