Daniel Eatock & Randoald Sabbe

Confluence —

11/09/2025 → 10/10/2025

This exhibition brings together the work of Daniel Eatock (UK) and Randoald Sabbe (BE). Two artists who each in their own way explore the ingenuity and conceptual irony that exist in everyday objects and situations.

Opening weekend
11/09/2025 → 14/09/2025

Vernissage
11/09/2025 → 19h – 22h
In the presence of both artists

Artist talk with Daniel Eatock and Randoald Sabbe
(limited capacity - (register here) only 8 spots left
12/09/2025 → 20h – 21.30h

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Opening hours
Saturday & Sunday 10h – 18h
Monday to Friday by appointment

Daniel Eatock (UK)

Daniel Eatock is a UK-based multidisciplinary artist known for his playful and conceptual approach to design and art. His work emphasises processes, coincidences and the relationship between objects and their function. Eatock often creates works where the idea is as important as the end result, giving his art a refreshing, interactive and sometimes humorous layer. Mind over matter, ideas over form.

Daniel Eatock — Felt-Tip Print

Eatock and Sabbe think differently, yet their approaches intersect. Bringing their work together sparks a dialogue between playfulness and conceptual art—a true confluence, if you will. This exhibition invites visitors to explore how two distinct personalities, despite their physical distance, share an unexpected connection.

A Belgian graphic designer and visual artist, known for his typographic experiments and unconventional approach to visual communication. His designs balance between art and design, using fonts, colours, shapes and different languages to convey meaning and emotion. His work repeatedly touches on history, politics, religion, and semantics, emphasizing their fleeting nature. For him, nothing is ever quite what it seems—yet, paradoxically, it is. As he puts it, a “sabbeteur des images.”

Randoald Sabbe (BE)

Randoald Sabbe — Alc Ixh Xan (self portrait)