Art Lab Brussels: The Shape of What Moves Us
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Forget the white cube. This summer, art in Brussels doesn’t just hang on walls — it breathes, moves, and morphs with each visit.
Welcome to ART LAB BRUSSELS, a sensual and cerebral experiment in contemporary creation. From June 5 to December 31, 2025, the third floor of 375 Avenue Louise becomes an evolving 400m² canvas of immersive art. Part gallery, part playground, part emotional field, the space reimagines what it means to experience art today.
Curated by Belgian minimalist icon Ann Veronica Janssens, ART LAB invites four international artists to transform the venue in successive waves. Dutch artist Gijs Milius kicks off the season with a surreal constellation of disrupted forms and poetic tension. Later, David Mileikowsky blends narrative, light, and vulnerability, followed by UK-based Douglas Eynon, with more surprise names to come.
This is art not as product, but as process — one that blends installations, performances, concerts, tastings, and wearable art pieces crafted by a Parisian couturier. The space is modular, fluid, and ever in motion. One visit won’t be enough.
Co-led by polymorphic artist David Mileikowsky and creative producer Karine Ysebrant, ART LAB is also a media-rich project, pulsing online with videos, interviews, and stories that amplify its IRL magic.
Access is free for the main exhibition, with invitation-only events punctuating the season. Whether you’re an art lover, collector, or just cosmopolitan and curious — this is your Brussels moment to feel, not just see.
ART LAB BRUSSELS
Address: 375 Avenue Louise, 1050 Brussels
Dates: June 5 – December 31, 2025
Access: Free entry + exclusive invite-only events
