STUDIO VISIT
& EXHIBITION
Saturday 24 November 2018
Sunday 25 November 2018
Monday 26 November 2018
from 2 – 6 p.m. with reception
Recent paintings
Youth works 1956 – 1966
Exhibition of paintings, unique pictures and documents.
Texts or poems for Jacky or written on his paintings.
Cartoons and caricatures from
BRASSER, Emiel DE BOLLE, Luc DE MAEYER, Karl MEERSMAN en URBANUS…
ROELANDSVELDSTRAAT, 30 te 1700 DILBEEK
02 569 15 98 – jackyduyck@telenet.be – 0476 20 11
Dirk Frimout
The creations of Jacky Duyck boasts the same feelings as space itself: the intensity of colors, the feeling of quiteness and peace. Through his work you can as it were rediscover space.
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André Van Laere
Obviously this adventure is more than merely “enjoying art”, such a pictured encounter differs from a drawing-room experience. The power of cosmos tears up the small world in which we have imprisoned ourselves. Our fashionable settings are taken away. The “traces” lead from the past to the present. With the painter we go to meet
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André Van Laere
Like an archeologist Jacky Duyck is on his quest for signs of life. The silence that meets you out of the paintings is not the idyllic peace of a resting earth, nor the mortal peace of an extinct volcano. Confronted to this intangible and yet recognizable world, the individual cannot but lose himself. He is
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André Van Laere
Jacky Duyck leads us into a world of unusual silence: the “silence of the world before Bach”, the initial world… There, between the very beginning and the final accomplishment, lay his unvisited landscapes, never soiled by human steps, unreachably far, extremely deep. These are the revelations of the mystery that both attracts and frightens us.
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Rudi van Vlaenderen
If someone can paint with such an inspiration and skill that the spectator cannot tell anymore weather it is abstract or figurative, or even better, call it abstract and figurative, that all labels – so appreciated by critics and specialists – ultimately fall off as unimportant… if someone can paint in a way we can
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