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He likes to place sedate grandiose architecture
beside the tensions and dichotomies of every day life…He plays
with space like a virtuoso. Helen de Borchgrave, Arts Review, 1985 |
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Behind the clamouring
palette are intimations of an intense, reined-in passion. Each
canvas seems at first to be a rejoicing, but in the midst of the
exuberance, joy suddenly abates like music falling silent and
giving way to the anguish concealed beneath the laughter… L’Echo de la Bourse Brussels 1980 |
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