ONE MAN SHOWS 2018 EUROPEAN MEDICINES AGENCY A A ACANARY WHARF LONDON UK 2017 LIEDTS-MEESEN FOUNDATION GHENT BE
GROUP SHOWS 2018 LACDA LOS ANGELES US 2017 DIFFERENT RHYTMS CAGLIARI IT
2017 GALLERY14/45 ST PETERSBURG RU
2017 DOP PLATFORM / PROSPECTA ANTWERP BE 2016 ETAGE 22 ANTWERP BE 2015 MNF BRUSSELS BE 2012 CHATEAU DE PELICHY GHENT BE
RESIDENCIES/COLLABORATIONS 2019 CORPUS COLAB, BAD GHENT BE
2019 RE:CENTRE LONDON UK
2018 ARTEVENTURA ANDALUSIA ES
2018 AAF MILAN IT 2018 BERGA GALLERY VICENZA IT 2017 ART PADOVA PADOVA IT
2017 G@P GALLERIES TURIN IT
2017 PALAZZO CA’ZANARDI VENICE IT
2017 HUSET GHENT BE 2016 BOSCH INC DE / RU 2014 SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE GROUP BE 2012 JAN DE NUL GROUP BE
ABOUT
BENJAMIN BUBB °1992 – British/Belgian
Benjamin’s early years were nomadic as he moved often with his musician parents. Consequently Benjamin established a keen interest in arts and music at a young age. Benjamin’s education pathway was unconventional; after starting at a Steiner-Waldorf school he moved on to regional fine arts schools, but decided aged 16 to dedicate himself to painting full-time. He has travelled extensively, working in various artistic disciplines. Benjamin’s work is densely layered and extends across a diverse range of media. He explores the coherence of space and time, as experienced in single moments. Ben’s practice is multi-disciplinary and celebrates both labour and natural splendour.
Benjamin has collaborated with and produced work for the European Union, International Galleries, Institutions and Private Companies including the Jan De Nul Group and Société Générale.
JULIEN FORNARI art historian
A WAVE
Benjamin creates a contrastive, clair-obscur view of a near fossilised impact on landscape and natural anomalies.
He shows them in certain power and greatness, as well as in their ephemerality.
When a wave becomes a metaphor its poetry becomes unstoppable.
As does the surfer in action. The wave as a metaphor for human condition.
Fortune and misfortune. Bubb is intrigued by the superhuman and puts an end to anthropocentrism.
The sense of being alive, by times represented by a hint of certain derealisation.
