Echoes

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Yannick Tossing (*1994) is a Luxembourgish artist who holds a Master's degree in Visual Arts from the University of Strasbourg and a Master's degree in Comparative Arts and Media Studies. from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. His artistic practice includes extensive research into visualising the effects of Huntington's disease. For many years, he used sculpture as his primary medium to represent the physical challenges caused by the disease, such as loss of motor function. Over time, he turned to photography to further explore the cognitive aspects of the disease, such as memory loss or confusion and perception problems. Through this switch, Yannick Tossing is further exploring how Huntington's disease affects both the body and mind, using his art to create a nuanced and evocative representation of the disease after observing it for more than 15 years in his own family.

Noël Bache´s (*1994) creative process begins with traditional oil painting, where he explores the intricate relationships between colors. Through careful layering and blending, he establishes the essence of each piece. Once this foundation is laid, he transitions into the digital realm to refine and enhance gradients, unlocking the artwork’s full potential. The final transformation occurs when the artwork is printed onto brushed aluminum, a reflective material that interacts dynamically with its environment and the viewer’s perspective. The fusion of analog and digital methods, combined with the unique properties of aluminum, results in an eye-catching interplay of light and color.

The exhibition Echoes brings together both artists' reflections on memories, the abstraction of thoughts and the recurrence of old feelings.