Elena Giolo & Eloïse Lega
Elena Giolo treats materials such as resin, salt, and beeswax with the same care an archaeologist would apply to a discovery. Her sculptures, inspired by ancient techniques, invite us to pause and reflect on the interactions between humans and nature.
Eloïse Lega explores the concept of absence—what remains of us, our traces, our existence. Her work seeks to understand disappearance, explores human fragility and the emotions that define it, highlighting the uniqueness of every human being.
Elena Giolo and Eloïse Lega both explore the question of traces—the presence and absence of human beings through them—and how we connect with others and with nature.
Uptown - Artist run space
Open on thursday, friday and saturday – 2PM to 6PM – and by appointment
Rivoli Building C24
690 chaussée de Waterloo / Waterloosesteenweg
Brussels, Belgium
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Plagiarama is an artist-run space: a contemporary art space in Brussels whose specific mission is to be managed by artists, focusing on issues related to curatorial practices—exhibiting and establishing connections between artworks—and emphasizing the perspectives of creation, experimentation, participation, and production of specific artworks.
Founded in 2012, Plagiarama aims to encourage, develop, and explore new perspectives and challenges in contemporary artistic creation.
As a platform for dissemination and an exhibition space, Plagiarama is also a place for encounters and exchanges. Its mission is to foster interactions and dialogues and offer a 360-degree perspective.
Guided tour of the exhibition with the artists