Liana Geysen-Rymenants a.k.a BeRealBabe
TO ALL THE BOYS I FUCKED BEFORE

A love letter to myself, a statement and a few lovely words of hate.
Given to the public in an audio fragment.
Unfiltered my opinion, my life, cuz let’s be real babe.
Tired of being silent, I bring to you, my words.

I hope you enjoy, or not, I don’t really care.

You know you love me!

XOXO

About Liana Geysen-Rymenants a.k.a BeRealBabe:

Coucou chouchou

I am a 23-year-old multidisciplinary artist, you can't really appropriate me to one medium.

From film, movement, sound, and text I try to translate the chaotic ideas that float around in my chaotic head.

I value humor, playfulness, and ultimately the pleasure of the audience.

Leaving behind a feeling, a thought, a revelation, that grabs hold of your subconscious over your shoulder.

I started my artistic career in PIKOH on stage, and theater before I turned my focus to Performance art at the KASK. Now I let go of my chaotic artistic head in the master of fine arts.

In my ongoing project, I am very focused on how I am perceived as a person in this society. From a feminist perspective, I analyze my life.

And of course what I love most, a big fuck you served on creamy criticism of our society that is incapable of living together.

SUCK MY CLIT.

Abstract Entities

Abstract Entities, Thomas Hitchcock's first institutional solo exhibition in Belgium, delves into the intersections of Art Nouveau and Europe’s fin de siècle cultural period and contemporary technological developments. Situated within the context of today’s global capitalism and digital shifts, he critically examines and juxtaposes themes of exploitation within a broader movement of retreating into interiority and dream-like realms.

Hitchcock’s newly created sculptural installation, within KIOSK’s former anatomical theater, also functions as an open platform for temporary interventions by Belgian art students. A multitude of different interventions across several media will take place throughout the exhibition period, including performances, music, collective readings, talks, workshops, discussions, body practices, poetry, and screenings – starting with the first contributions during the opening.

Practical information about the exhibition

• Opening on Saturday the 25th of January 2025, between 3 and 6 p.m.
• Open daily between 12.00 and 6.00 p.m.
• Open until 16.03.2025
  
• Free entrance
• Louis Pasteurlaan 2, 9000 Ghent, Belgium

This exhibition was produced in collaboration with Phileas - The Austrian Office for Contemporary Art, and with the support of the Federal Ministry for Arts, Culture, the Civil Service and Sport (BMKOES) of Austria.