Finissage of the NOIR ARTIST exhibition

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Finissage of NOIR ARTIST exhibition at BXL.ART-NFT.GALLERY, an innovative art gallery in Brussels

The closing of the "Noir Artist" exhibition at BXL.ART-NFT.GALLERY was a real success thanks to their vibrant works. Noir Artist" supported the Handipeople association, led by Hanane Risayindi, which promotes empathy and tolerance of difference.

Martin Gilson at the end of the Noir-Artist exhibition

Martin Gilson of NOIR ARTIST and Vincnent Parissis photographed by a professional photographer in Brussels

Martin Gilson and Vincent Parissis (right) at the closing of the Noir-Artist exhibition.

NOIR ARTIST are two brothers: Lucien and Martin Gilson, one a creator, the other a connector. Lucien's paintings, drawings, monumental frescoes and mural art, exploring a dark world under tension, captivated visitors throughout the exhibition. Lucien's distinctive graphic style - he works with a spray can as well as a paintbrush, tears up paper, draws inspiration from advertising and superheroes, uses virtual reality to create his drafts, and doesn't rule out integrating sculpture into his works, adding touches of gold or color, while retaining his signature shades of black.

Hanane Risayindi photographed by a professional photographer in Brussels at the opening of the NOIR ARTIST exhibition.

Hanane Risayindi

Brieuc SIMON photographed by a professional photographer in Brussels at the closing of the NOIR ARTIST exhibition.

Brieuc Simon

BXL.ART-NFT.GALLERY is an innovative art gallery located in Brussels, in the magical setting of the Gare Maritime. The gallery covers some 150 m2 of exhibition space and is designed to serve gallery owners, artists, investors, collectors and art lovers, enabling them to better understand the contribution of NFTs to the art world.

Finissage of the NOIR ARTIST exhibition at the BXL.ART-NFT.GALLERY by a photographer in Brussels

A family very interested in the works of Noir-Artisit

Hanane Risayindi and Brieuc Simon

Martin Gilson in full discussion photographed by a professional photographer in Brussels at the NOIR ARTIST exhibition opening.

Martin Gilson - Noir-Artist

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Discover below our selection and gallery of photos taken in Brussels during the NOIR ARTIST exhibition.

Two men chatting in an art gallery, one holding a smartphone.
A man in a gray jacket and hoodie speaks, surrounded by works of art. His hair is short and curly. Down left, there are papers and equipment on a table.
A smiling woman with curly hair, wearing glasses and a blazer, stands in front of a blurred work of art in the background.
Three people look at an intricately patterned mural with natural elements and a stylized human face on a gold background.
Two men in conversation, one wearing glasses and a gray jacket.
Three people looking at contemporary art in a gallery.
Two people chatting in a public space, one looking intently at the other with a thoughtful expression.
Three people talking together, with two men and a woman in the center, in an indoor setting.
Two smiling people in front of a poster with the text "Empathie Tolérance" and "Handipe La légende d'Em". The man holds a rolled-up document.
Two men looking at modern works of art and another man taking a photo of one of the paintings in an art gallery.
Two men chat in front of two paintings in a gallery.
Two people smiling in front of a poster with the text "Je suis moi et c'est très bien comme ça! Empathy & Tolerance". Handipeople" logo visible.