EDF Luminus
in depth

On the wall of a high-voltage cabin at EDF Luminus we made a series of paintings in collaboration with the artists Klaas Van Der Linden and Matthew Dawn. With this project, we wanted to reduce the gap between the social and the industrial. Or at least make it more pleasing to the eye. EDF Luminus was very open to the idea of contributing to the neighborhood and telling their story through art.

The artist Klaas Van der Linden wanted to focus on the power of energy and its beauty. On the one hand, the cleanliness in which it can come, and on the other, the aesthetic value it can bring. For example, he painted a gigantic island with a large light source pulsing from its forest. We can only speculate where exactly this source of energy would come from. Artist Matthew Dawn wanted his work to give the static building a face and emotion. In this way, he portrayed the phenomenon of love, and its decay.

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Technical info

Medium: Spraycan and brush
Size: 250m²
Visibility: Public
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Street art graffiti muurchildering mural artiest klaas van der linden edf luminus regio gent

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