| Abstract |
For over twenty five years now, Vermeiren has taken photographs of sculptures that catch his attention. He has thus complied art works that he has come across in his travels, outings and visits to museums. These photo's are a part of a much needed examination of the past.. "Vermeiren's works embody the memory of both Giacometti's palace and Donatello's dancing children, of Andre's floor pieces as well as the endless columns of Brancusi. For the sculptor's material, says Vermeiren, is not plaster, bronze, or marble but recollection." |