The Brussels-based artist has a tendency to play with her food.
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When an oak tree died in his yard, Steve Parker created a sound sculpture as tribute.
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The painting was attributed to another Renaissance artist’s workshop for centuries.
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A sense of nostalgia is greeted by surreal scenarios.
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The artist invokes childlike imagination and the enigmatic atmosphere of fairytales.
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