*** The windows were tearing up From the tiresome rain, The trees in the landscape Shadowed themselves in a grey haze. Clouds, jostling aimlessly, Swept from the north-west, Dragging the…
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BRUNO TEMMERMAN: “Like a membrane, a border must allow passage to remain alive” Physics teacher and “artiste phygital”, Bruno Temmerman moves between material processes and immersive digital environments, where aluminium,…
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Publishing News Marina Tsvetaeva believed that once a poem is published in a book, it enters time. Thanks to the Mumbai-based publishing ‘Wingless Dreamer’, the poem “I became immune to…
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Poetry *** I gazed and gazed into the whale-sized well, Besieged by arc-shaped spaces along the walls I stood in awe: the bottom - at the ground-floor - the “дно”…
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*** Your winding sentences fly through my ears, Unending stream of stars - the tapestry of vowels, My eyes are asked to sing the pauses of your mouth My hand is…
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BEATRICE VAN DUYSE: “Living on the border, I’m an artist without borders — my work travels where my imagination goes.” Between Belgium and France, ceramic artist Beatrice van DUYSE reflects…
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21.06.2026 To my wheat *** Mowing hay side by side with the farmers, In the solstice breeze, goldest day, quite mead, Musing back to Tolstoy’s country hamlet, Where seas consisted…
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WILLEM ADRIAAN PLUGGE: “Dancing is where I disappear and become movement. I’m nobody and everything at once. Here, at the border, life feels the same.” Belgian wood sculptor and painter…
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Film poetry news Another official selection for our conversation with #symphonism through a visualised poem “On How The Palace Bridge Opens up its Hands…” — this time at the Open…
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CHRISTIAN LAUWERS: “I’m naturally drawn to ancient borders, where time accumulates and present-day lines blur.” Belgian artist Christian Lauwers talks about the ancient borders between Roman Gaul and Germania, why…
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