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about
Nick Ervinck explores the borders between various media. He tries to find an interaction between virtual constructions and hand-made sculptures. A lot of a different media are used by the artist such as, prints, video and digital drawings. They lead to the making of sculptural forms made of painted plaster, polyester and wood.
In his digital prints and animations Nick Ervinck creates a surrealistic space by strange combinations of forms and by playing wildly with volumes, proportions and colours.
At least, one can say the virtual world of this artist is strange. Polymorphic, synthetic forms invade 'seemingly' authentic rooms, monumental buildings are detached from the ground en become living sculptures or daring combinations of ships, churches and skyscrapers float over an endless sea. This world is a fiction, constructed and deconstructed by an almighty creator. Tired of playing games by others, Nick Ervinck created his own world.
The Belgian visual artist Nick Ervinck (Roeselare, 1981) creates huge installations, sculptures, prints, workdrawings and animated films. For several years he participated
in many individual projects and group shows. In 2005 he received the Godecharle prize for Sculpture and in 2006 the Mais prize of the City Brussels and the prize for visual art of West-Flanders. Recently he showed work at the Museum of Contemporary Art SMAK in the city of Ghent, the gallery Koraalberg in Antwerp, the Brakke Grond in Amsterdam, 80 WSE Gallery New York, Show off Paris, studio Hermann Wagner Berlin, MAMA Rotterdam and Year07 Projects London.
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