Laura Limbourg Belgian
Laura Limbourg (b. 1996, Belgium) addresses the issues of gender equality, sexual discrimination and women's rights, highlighting the prevalence of prostitution, sex tourism and sexual abuse in Asia. The compositions mostly include female figures placed in an exotic jungle setting, together with symbolic animals such as dolphins, tigers, snakes or dragons. They sometimes communicate mythologically with the human figure as surrogate attributes of inner and outer weaknesses, powers or gods. Her distinctively naive painting style is characterised by the use of diluted acrylics, oil pastels and watercolours, which provide censorship of the protagonists through blurred contours and dusting.
Petr Vaňous, curator and art historian
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Green Vase, 2021View more details
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Heron, 2022View more details
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Orange Tiger, 2022View more details
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Blue Vase, 2021View more details
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Night Pals, 2019View more details
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Airbrush Series No. 1, 2022View more details
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Tiger, 2022View more details
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Airbrush Series No. 3, 2022View more details
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Airbrush Series No. 4, 2022View more details
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Airbrush Series No. 5, 2022View more details
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Airbrush Series No. 6, 2022View more details
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Airbrush Series No. 7, 2022View more details
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Airbrush Series No. 9, 2022View more details
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Vase, 2022View more details
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Vase 1, 2022View more details
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Vase 2, 2022View more details
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What a life, 2022View more details
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What a life II, 2022View more details
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Tennis series, 2022View more details
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Taiwanese boy, 2022View more details
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Dino, 2020View more details
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Yellow rose, 2020View more details
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Airbrush Series No. 2, 2022 SoldView more details
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Airbrush Series No. 8, 2022 SoldView more details
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ON PAPER
Group Exhibition 20 Jan - 11 Mar 2023The group exhibition 'ON PAPER' establishes a dialogue between selected contemporary artists and 20th century masters, presenting exclusively a single medium, works on paper.Read more
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WHEN PAINTING KICKS IN
Group Exhibition 23 Jun - 30 Sep 2022The exhibition When Painting Kicks In shows selected works by eight contemporary artists who are primarily dedicated to painting, including Rade Petrasevic, who works within figurative pseudo-narratives and creates associations...Read more