Discover twelve studios in Bornem
Twelve studios in Bornem are opening their workspaces to you. The cultural service has compiled them into a convenient route.
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Kunst in de maak
In the church of Wintam, there's plenty of space for drawing, painting, sculpting, photography... Fifteen artists have their studios there.
Hugo Van Herbruggen
For Hugo, nature is his source of inspiration, especially the gracefulness of the female figure, but also animals, shells, and seashells inspire him. He creates sculptures in blue stone and various types of marble. Additionally, since 2018, he has also started welding in steel, stainless steel, and corten steel.
In Hugo's studio, you will also discover works by Leentje Peirsman, Marc Peeters, and Jean-Pierre Grumeau.
Wielhof
Wielhof is a place for creativity and spirituality. You'll discover watercolors, collages, glass sculptures, and nature sculptures there. It's the studio of Mieke De Rauw and Cis Peeters.
Flash! fotocollectief
Flash! Fotocollective organizes photo shoots in the pop-up studio at the community center of Hingene. During the sessions, visitors are invited to observe, ask questions, and actively participate themselves.
Kunstkring Scheldeland
Kunstkring Scheldeland is a group of artists who meet twice a week to paint.
Mimine Vleminckx
Maakplaats
The Maakplaats is kept open by a few creative volunteers. They assist our visitors in realizing and developing their ideas, but they also enjoy working on their own designs.
Molly Winckelmans
Molly 'Maureen Phiri' Winckelmans is a Belgian-Zimbabwean painter who creates colorful and vibrant paintings.
Mar Vleeschouwers
As a teacher of graphic design, fashion, art history, and costume history, Mar had an interest in various art disciplines. Her work is a combination of different techniques.
Marie Rose Van Nieuwenhuyze & Linda Vanesse
Marie Rose often shares her studio with other watercolorists from the group "Outdoor Friends of Living Colors." They paint together on a weekly basis, and when the weather permits, they do so outdoors.
Letteraap
Lea was looking for something to clear her mind while still creating something, like a bowl or an object. Ceramics is her solution; at the pottery wheel, she forgets everything.
Keromiek
Greet creates artistic ceramics under the name Keromiek.
Hop on the bike!
During Atelier in Beeld, you can explore studios for free by using Blue-bike. Take the train into the city and then hop on a bike to visit all the nearby studios. Ideal!
