Belgian artist, Fred Eerdekens, works with materials and light sources fashioned and combined in such a way that they create intriguing shadow artworks.
A selection of Eerdekens’ work is on display in the exhibition ‘Words and Dreams’, opening at Gallery Magda Danysz in Paris.
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