YVES DE BRABANDER

CARBON TRANSFERS
- A selection from the series

Antwerp, 2009-2013
Photo manipulations and collages manually transfered onto cardboard.

Each work is done by hand and therefore unique.

Some works have been handpainted or coloured by Cedric Jacquemyn.

SOLSTICE

Antwerp, 2009. Photographic collages, transfer and acryl on cardboard . Dimensions 70x100 cm

Midsummernight. Antwerp, 2009. (Carbontransfer and acryl on cardboard.)

Midwinternight. Antwerp, 2009. (Carbontransfer and acryl on cardboard.)

FLOR DE MI SECRETO

Antwerp, 2010. Photographic collages, transfer on cardboard . Dimensions 60X80 cm

Untitled #1 / Untitled #4 / Untitled #6. Antwerp, 2010. (Carbontransfer on Cardboard)

YANKS, WE THE PEOPLE

Antwerp, 2010. Photographic manipulations, collages, transfer on cardboard . Dimensions 50X70 cm

Yanks, We the People on display at CUM groupshow - curated by Stuart Sandford. VZ Gallery, London 2011.

We the People (left) Wall Street (right). Antwerp, 2010. (Carbontransfer and waterpaint on cardboard.)

Magical Kingdom (left) 4th of July (right). Antwerp, 2010. (Carbontransfer and waterpaint on cardboard.)

GOD HATES FLAGS

Krakow & Antwerp, 2011. Photographic manipulations of photos I took at a Neo-nazi protest during Krakow Gaypride in 2008, collages, transfer on cardboard . Dimensions 50X70 cm

Untitled #1 / Untitled #4 / Untitled #6. Antwerp 2011. (Carbontransfer and waterpaint on cardboard.)

THE BLOOD OF CHRIST

Antwerp, 2011. Photographic manipulations of photos I took, collages, transfer on cardboard . Dimensions 50X70 cm

Untitled #1 And Untitled #2. Antwerp 2011. (Carbontransfer and waterpaint on cardboard.)

REMAINS OF MUTED BELIEFS

Antwerp, 2012. Photographic transfer, indian ink and paint on cardboard. Dimensions 210 x 300 cm

Muted Beliefs. Antwerp 2012. (Carbontransfer indian ink and paint on cardboard.)

Muted Beliefs on display in Cedric Jacquemyn showroom, Paris. January 2012.

CARBON TRANSFERS
- A selection from the series

Antwerp, 2009-2013
Photo manipulations and collages manually transfered onto cardboard.

Each work is done by hand and therefore unique.

Some works have been handpainted or coloured by Cedric Jacquemyn.