Works | Luxembourg Art Week 2026 - Booth A15

Luxembourg Art Week 2026 - Booth A15: Sylvie Bonnot / Antoine De Winter / Lior Gal / Kíra Krász / Matthieu Litt / Luc Praet

Champ du Glacis, L-1628 Luxembourg, 20 - 22 Nov 2026

For Luxembourg Art Week 2026, Hangar Gallery is bringing together six of the artists it represents, each of whom, in their own way, embodies the multifaceted history of photography through works centered on the dual theme of landscape and the passage of time.

Sylvie Bonnot (FR-1982) continues to explore her distinctive practice

of ‘moulting’ and demonstrates that, two hundred years on, it is possible

to develop a new silver-based photographic technique. She draws a

parallel between the depletion of photographic materials and that of water

resources. In her series Prisme Liquide, her ‘moultings’ undulate or burst

forth in a torrent, sometimes leaving nothing but ‘drops’ of image.

Antoine De Winter (BE-1985) revives ancient and sometimes forgotten

techniques from the early days of photography: cyanotype, anthracotype,

and salt print. By incorporating rock or salt from the landscapes he

evokes as pigments and adorning them with gold leaf, his works become

precious fragments of a place’s memory.

Kíra Krász (HU-1995) continues her series From marble to stone. She revisits an abandoned Hungarian sculpture park, once a symbol of rebellion, and reflects on the life cycle of art and territories by creating silver gelatin prints on stone, or by ‘tending’ to the buildings depicted in her prints with medical gauze.

Lior Gal (IL-1977) works with silver gelatin prints depicting

fragments of landscapes he encounters during long walks. Back in his

studio, he wraps them with threads of various origins; the repetitive act

of weaving evokes time and silence, conducive to meditation. Gradually,

the threads obscure the image, introducing a visual disruption.

Matthieu Litt (BE-1983) boarded a scientific expedition navigating

through the Arctic pole, once a Terra Nullius where explorators could

claim virgin frozen lands, and which is now facing the fastest warming

of temperatures around the globe. His medium format analog multiexposures

blend accident and poetry, creating serene yet uncanny

visions of a lost paradise.

Luc Praet (BE-1966) has been developing is series ALTERED for the