During Antwerp Art Weekend, Sint Lucas Antwerp presents an exhibition focused on ceramics. The show brings together work by current students, alumni and faculty in a single space.
Making ceramics is a microcosm: the smallest change can have the greatest consequences. A difference of ten degrees in the kiln can determine whether a piece remains perfect… or suddenly cracks. Glaze melts, clay shrinks, and even tiny air bubbles or specks of dust can lead to unexpected colors or fractures. Ceramics therefore always involve an element of chance. It is a medium that challenges the maker to let go.
In collaboration with Project Workshop Studio Fine Art of Sint Lucas Antwerpen, Elias Cafmeyer realizes a permanent intervention in the central courtyard of the school building. The installation draws on traffic signage elements and reconfigures them into a clock. Through light and repetition, the garden of Sint Lucas Antwerpen becomes a meeting place. Here, time is not only measured but also inhabited: blinking, repeating itself, and unfolding as a gentle choreography of the daily rhythm.
The installation will be publicly opened during Antwerp Art Weekend.
