
Gouden Boomstoet, Bruges, Belgium, 2024
in collaboration with Roberto Aparicio Ronda

railway brigdes, Sint-Niklaas, Belgium, 2023-2024
in collaboration with Roberto Aparicio Ronda

STUK, Leuven, Belgium, 2023
in collaboration with Roberto Aparicio Ronda, photos by Joeri Thiry STUK

ENE, Canada, 2022
in collaboration with Roberto Aparicio Ronda

Le Mat, France, 2022
photos by Grégory Valton

Into Nature, biennial art expedition, Drenthe, the Netherlands, 2021

Variations in Earth, Valerie Traan Gallery, Antwerp, Belgium, 2021
in collaboration with Grond Studio, photos by Cinzia Romanin

commissioned work in public space, Lommel, Belgium, 2020-2021
in collaboration with Roberto Aparicio Ronda

Switzerland, 2019

The Netherlands, 2019-2020

Niseko, Japan, 2019
in collaboration with Roberto Aparicio Ronda, photo by Yoshisato Komaki

Solo, Les Tanneries, France, 2018
photos by Aurélien Mole & Guillaume Blanc

Atelier Calder, France, 2018

Festival of Furure Nows, Hamburger Bahnhof, Museum für Gegenwart Berlin, 2017

Performance, Cadiz, Spain, 2017

Horst Arts & Music Festival, Belgium, 2016

Thread, Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, Senegal, 2016

Aalst, Belgium, 2016

Extra City, Antwerp, Belgium, 2015

Gantrisch, Switzerland, 2015

Future Nows, Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin, 2014, Museum M, Leuven, Belgium, 2012

Grey Sheep, Berlin, 2014

Future Nows, Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin, 2014

Passages, North Station, Brussels, 2013
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Lo-Reninge, Belgium, 2012
in collaboration with Roberto Aparicio Ronda
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Ghent, Belgium, 2011
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Bortier Gallery, Brussels, 2010
![‘If an object is made with an unclear intention concerning its content, people might see nothing - or they see buildings, animals, objects from outer space (the future), temples (the past), small daily objects ... in it. In the work 'Mäntsälä [video]' the participants of the project Mäntsälä speak about their ideas about the meaning of the object that was made together. The sculpture had been dug out of the earth in seven stages: in each stage a certain amount of earth was removed. The sculpture measures 150 cm x 300 cm x 400 cm. Its shape at excavation on 31st of May 2008, constitutes the first form in the continuity of plans and shapes.](works/2008-Mantsala-Elise Eeraerts_01.jpg)
Finland, 2008