Leen Voet

Leen Voet verwerkt elementen uit visuele en literaire bronnen met subtiele humor in schilderijen, installaties en tekeningen, die ze systematisch in reeksen samenbrengt. Vanuit een voyeuristische blik op het leven, de schilderkunst en het kunstenaarschap, reflecteert Voet over stereotypen, het lokale, de autonomie van het individu en over oorsprong en herkomst. Haar stijl balanceert op de grens van het picturale en wordt gekenmerkt door levendige kleuren, afgelijnde kleurvlakken en geometrische vormen.
Museum M brengt in april 2023 een uitgebreide monografische tentoonstelling van Leen Voet, waarin schilderijen en tekeningen uit verschillende reeksen van de afgelopen vijftien jaar worden samengebracht. Ze toont er ook nieuw werk. Dit rijkelijk geillustreerde boek is
Leen Voets eerste monografie en bevat een essay van Martin Germann en een gesprek tussen de kunstenaar en Eva Wittocx.
Leen Voet (1971) woont en werkt in Brussel.

In her paintings, installations and drawings, which she systematically brings together in series, Leen Voet incorporates elements from visual and literary sources with a subtle humor. Taking a voyeuristic approach to life, painting and artistry, Voet reflects on stereotypes, the autonomy of the individual and on origin and lineage. Her art hovers along the edge of the pictorial and is characterized by vibrant colors, delineated areas of color and geometrical shapes.
M Leuven will present an extensive monographic exhibition of Leen Voet in April 2023, bringing together paintings and drawings from various series over the past 15 years. She also displays new work there. This richly illustrated book is Leen Voet's first monograph and includes an essay by Martin Germann as well as a conversation between the artist and Eva Wittocx.
Leen Voet (1971) lives and works in Brussels and is represented by Albert Baronian.

In her paintings, installations and drawings, which she systematically brings together in series, Leen Voet incorporates elements from visual and literary sources with a subtle humor. Taking a voyeuristic approach to life, painting and artistry, Voet reflects on stereotypes, the autonomy of the individual and on origin and lineage. Her art hovers along the edge of the pictorial and is characterized by vibrant colors, delineated areas of color and geometrical shapes.

M Leuven will present an extensive monographic exhibition of Leen Voet in April 2023, bringing together paintings and drawings from various series over the past 15 years. She also displays new work there. This richly illustrated book is Leen Voet's first monograph and includes an essay by Martin Germann as well as a conversation between the artist and Eva Wittocx.

Leen Voet (1971) lives and works in Brussels and is represented by Albert Baronian.

In her paintings, installations and drawings, which she systematically brings together in series, Leen Voet incorporates elements from visual and literary sources with a subtle humor. Taking a voyeuristic approach to life, painting and artistry, Voet reflects on stereotypes, the autonomy of the individual and on origin and lineage. Her art hovers along the edge of the pictorial and is characterized by vibrant colors, delineated areas of color and geometrical shapes.

M Leuven will present an extensive monographic exhibition of Leen Voet in April 2023, bringing together paintings and drawings from various series over the past 15 years. She also displays new work there. This richly illustrated book is Leen Voet's first monograph and includes an essay by Martin Germann as well as a conversation between the artist and Eva Wittocx.

Leen Voet (1971) lives and works in Brussels and is represented by Albert Baronian.