About the artwork: Floating Constellation
Floating Constellation deploys a series of open luminous cubes in the Royal Saint-Hubert Galleries, suspended like three-dimensional drawings. These LED and mirror structures seem to be built and deconstructed according to the variations in light. Their unfinished forms create a floating architecture where each of your movements reveals new perspectives. Inspired by constructivism, the work plays on the contrast between massless volumes and structuring light. It transforms the gallery into a living space, where colour, reflections and geometry redefine perception and invite a sensory experience.
About the artist: Vision Nocturne - Michaël Verlinden
Michaël Verlinden, a digital artist, develops light, generative and interactive installations where light and geometry meet. His work has been presented at various international festivals. Nourished by vector abstraction and warm palettes, he explores how light can structure space and transform perception. Through his installations and performances, Michaël Verlinden seeks to spark a dialogue between geometric rigour and luminous sensitivity. Using the alias Vision Nocturne, he offers immersive experiences where light becomes matter, emotion and movement.