Windows by artist and collaborator Babs Decruyenaere

18/06/2026

Sometimes a shop window calls not for depth, but for a plane. And sometimes summer calls not for haste, but for slowing down.

The two shop windows each tell their own story:
In one window, extremely delicate mobiles fall from the sky like thin lines. They are an invitation to slow down and truly look.
Below them stand sculptures: tangible, rough stones stacked on top of one another with extreme precision. Work that touches on the essence, with evocative titles such as ‘Companionship’ and ‘About Caring’.

The second shop window challenges the limited depth of the space. Babs created an installation that functions as a suspended plane in which abstract elements gently float in the space. The composition of a circle, square, and triangle is a subtle, three-dimensional nod to Bruno Munari’s Square, Circle and Triangle.