Zeven soorten onvoltooidheid / Seven Types of Unfinishedness

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Zeven soorten onvoltooidheid / Seven Types of UnfinishednessWhen is a work of art finished, done, terminated? In this essay, Christophe Van Gerrewey suggests that the incompleteness of art mirrors the undecidability of the world, about which the last word hasnt been said yet either. An artwork can be unfinished in seven ways: it is completed by the audience, it suggests a better world, the artist cant leave it behind, it is a collective process, it reflects modesty, it is too utopian (for the time being), or

brushstrokes

Adriaan Verwée (b

’ Vandenberg writes in his reply to Engeln

their unbridled ambitions and human shortcomings

with her images the artist only ‘forces’ our way of viewing to twist and turn back on itself

Hannelore Van Dijck reached

Dreaming/drawing as a way to gain insight into our confusing existence

” From ‘Pluto in the space of things’

inducing a kind of blindness towards the object – a blindness that makes seeing possible again

Launched at M Leuven 30

This beautiful work of art became the setting for a terrorist attack in 2016

So much so that I wondered to what extent she had not yielded to the desire to be the serpent’s victim