Marc Van Cauwenbergh
His story
Marc Van Cauwenbergh is a Belgian-American artist who has lived and worked in New York since 1994.
Marc Van Cauwenbergh, was one of the artists presented at the Radial Gallery inaugural exhibition in 2010.
He has exhibited internationally since 1984. His work is in private, public and corporate collections such as the Collection of the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art (NY), Centre de la Gravure et de l’Image Imprimée (La Louvière), Pratt Institute (Brooklyn), EBES (Ghent) and St-Lucas (Ghent)…
In his recent paintings Marc Van Cauwenbergh explores the increasing fragmentation of human identity and communication within the chaos of the contemporary, urban world; the faceted emotions of physical and psychological relationships. The canvases are a theatrical space, onto which one can project life with its ever-changing combinations of people and environments.
In these works strokes of paint become details of larger, unseen forms in unseen environments. Whole sensual, organic shapes, applied in fluid, dynamic layers of oil paint on raw Belgian linen, are dissected to a more intimate level. Within the space, a balance is created between these shapes that seem to be floating or quietly suspended in time, other areas emphasize slow transitions or brusk shifts. Their specific colors connect, blend or simply pass by.
Creation inspiration
Colorfield painting
In the footsteps of Sam Francis, Frank Stella and Robert Motherwell,
artists of the American “Colorfield painting” movement,
Marc Van Cauwenbergh uses colour and gesture to create his works, which consist of fine washes of oil paint applied directly to the raw linen canvas.His traces, whose rhythm varies, are assembled and superimposed until they compose architectures and undefined landscapes, which we perceive or wish we could see
as if in motion.
Immersed in the bustling landscape of New York, the city he calls home, Marc draws copious inspiration from the vibrant urban surroundings. Each artwork becomes a faithful reflection of the city’s architectural grandeur, an ode to its majestic structures and pulsating rhythm. With exceptional skill and sensitivity, Marc van Cauwenbergh captures the symbiosis between humanity and concrete, dreams and sky-scraping edifices. His profound interest in architecture is vividly evident in his creations, transforming each canvas into an open window to the city that never sleeps.
His works in store (selection)
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Late Night – 30,5 x 25,5 cm 10 x 12in.
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Centered – 91,5×91,5cm – 36x36in. SOLD
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Taking Off – 40,5 x 30,5 cm 16 x 12 in.
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Descent- 30,5 x 25,5 cm 10 x 12in.
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Ethereal – 30,5 x 25,5 cm 10 x 12in.
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Shift #2 – 30,5 X 25,5 cm
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Snap – 91,5×91,5cm – 36x36in.
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Shifting Thoughts – 91,5×91,5cm – 36x36in.
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Lifting – 91,5×91,5cm – 36x36in.
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Pale Green – 76x61cm 30x24in.
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Intrusion – 51 x 38 cm – 20 x 15 in.
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Flow – 30,5 X 25,5 cm
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Summer Heat – 30,5 X 25,5 cm
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Shift – 30,5 X 25,5 cm
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Underworld – 30,5 X 25,5 cm
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Marc Van Cauwenbergh – Red Cloud – 51 X 38 cm
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Artist Gallery
If you are interested in a work by Marc Van Cauwenbergh please contact us at +33 661 14 53 26
His exhibitions in the gallery
« New-York a city of colours” from September 9th to October 14th 2023
« L’heure Bleue » from June 2nd to July 2nd 2023
« Small is beautiful » from December 2018 to January 2019
« Small is beautiful » December 8th 2016 to January 14th 2017
From September 11th to October 29th 2016
From October 26th to November 14th 2014
Inaugural Gallery exhibition October 2010