Guy Leclef

Forwart Gallery is proud to present Remains To Be Seen, a solo exhibition by Guy Leclef (BE, 1962). Known for his masterful transformation of paper, magazines, books and cardboard into layered visual narratives, Leclef has built a unique oeuvre that balances between fragility and strength, order and chaos, memory and erasure.

In 1948, the CoBrA movement shattered the conventions of art. Spontaneous, untamed, and radically free. In Frames Are Made to Be Broken, Forwart’s contemporary artists revisit that spirit, by reimagining...

Featuring work by Guillaume Grando, Guy Leclef, Lila Farget, Corine van Voorbergen, Rotganzen, Joana Schneider, Johannes Schoonhoven, Jeanne Opgenhaffen, Merete Rasmussen, Yumiko Yoneda, Pepe Valenti and others.

This exhibition highlights the transformative power of paper through the work of two distinct artists. Guy Leclef, a self-taught artist, redefines and transforms recycled paper into compositions that speak to...

Forwart Gallery presents “A Material Symphony for a Changing World“, taking place at Palazzo Mora during this year’s Venice Biennale from April 20 until November 24, in collaboration with the...

Group exhibition with 6 artists and opening of the new Antwerp gallery, located at Arme Duivelstraat ('Poor Devil Street ') 6.

New space and group exhibition in collaboration with Objects With Narratives “Breaking Boundaries” is a new hybrid concept where art, design and beauty are combined to establish a cohesive, intimate,...

Forwart Gallery and Objects With Narratives explore the boundaries of our respective fields, paving the way for a new experience where both worlds converge into one joint narrative. Novel conversations...

“The Power of Paper” is an exhibition dedicated to paper, featuring Belgian artist Guy Leclef and Dutch artist Johannes Schoonhoven. Johannes Schoonhoven (1975), also the grandson of Jan Schoonhoven (1914-1994),...