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Multidisciplinary exhibition at Design Festa Gallery, in Tokyo's lively Harajuku district.

I'm pleased to present 4 photographs from my Re-Start series.

Olivier Lamboray invites us on a dreamlike journey through a universe infused with Belgian surrealism, architecture, and travel. Under an endless blue sky, his paintings blend townhouses, Art Nouveau, trains, and trams with the magic of the Universe.

A vision of the world filled with dreams, happiness, and positivity, where space and time bend to the imagination. An invitation to escape and discover art that touches both the heart and the mind.

This is Not Belgium is delighted to invite you to an exclusive art exhibition tailored for companies affiliated with BECI Brussels. More than just beautifying workspaces, art humanizes, inspires, and strengthens community bonds.

From April 4th to May 9th, 2025, immerse yourself in the sensitive and thought-provoking world of Eric Schmickrath, where expressive gazes, winged figures, and deep-toned mineral compositions invite reflection on freedom, humanity, and our future.

Alongside Eric’s captivating collages, explore the sculptures of Trevor Diacono—where raw textures and abstract forms evoke themes of time, identity, and human connection. Through rust, oil, and resin, his works stir introspection and emotional depth.

You're also warmly invited to meet Eric Schmickrath & Trevor Diacono in person during the Good Morning 500, held every third Thursday of the month—or join us at the next one on April 17th at 8:00 AM. Whether you're a member or not, you're welcome—just register to secure your spot!

🎟️ Access is free for BECI members.
Not a member? No problem! Contact me to arrange your visit:

📧 francoise@thisisnotbe.be
📞 0470 23 23 02

This is Not Belgium is delighted to invite you to an exclusive art exhibition designed for companies affiliated with BECI Brussels. More than just beautifying workspaces, art humanizes, inspires, and strengthens community bonds. 

From May 9th to June 6th, 2025, immerse yourself in the poetic and contemplative universe of Sophie Gerin. Trained in engraving at the École des Beaux-Arts de Versailles, Sophie explores the subtle forces of nature—mountains, sea, clouds, storms—as metaphors for our interior landscapes. Her monotypes and oil paintings speak of love, peace, mystery, and light piercing through the cracks. 

Influenced by the sublime of Friedrich, the lyricism of Zao Wou-Ki, and the light of Turner, her engravings—created from meticulously etched copper plates—carry a profound sense of beauty and singularity. Each piece is a unique discovery, inviting viewers into a world where emotion meets craftsmanship, and silence reveals depth. 

You’re warmly invited to meet Sophie Gerin in person during the Good Morning 500, held every third Thursday of the month—or come to the next one on May 15th at 8:00 AM. Whether you’re a member or not, you’re welcome—just register to secure your spot. 

Paul Marnef’s Imaginary Planets come alive in Lasne!
From May 29 to July 2, discover a universe that is both poetic, technological, and deeply human at Maison Galerie de Lasne.

Through his Imaginary Planets, Paul Marnef invites us to explore a world suspended between dream and reality. With an app like Artivive, his artworks come to life in augmented reality — an immersive experience to enjoy at the gallery… or from home.

This is Not Belgium has decided to showcase the surrealism and talent of Belgian artists abroad.
Will you be in Stockholm in early October? Come and visit us at the Affordable Art fair! A unique chance to experience in person the artistic work of Olivier Ameye, Nicoleta Costiuc, Duga, Christophe de Fierlant, Olivier Lamboray, and Jenny Verplanke!
We’d be delighted to send you an invitation for two.