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Next week Thursday opens Art Antwerp. I’ll be showing with @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery @sotnasogait_ @barthouwers @geraldodossantos.nl @artbrussels 📸 @jonathandewaart

‘Faxen, Fotocopies, Lotto I’
2025
160 x 145 cm
Oil on canvas

Next week Thursday opens Art Antwerp. I’ll be showing with @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery @sotnasogait_ @barthouwers @geraldodossantos.nl @artbrussels 📸 @jonathandewaart

‘Faxen, Fotocopies, Lotto I’
2025
160 x 145 cm
Oil on canvas

Next week Thursday opens Art Antwerp. I’ll be showing with @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery @sotnasogait_ @barthouwers @geraldodossantos.nl @artbrussels 📸 @jonathandewaart

‘Faxen, Fotocopies, Lotto I’
2025
160 x 145 cm
Oil on canvas

Next week Thursday opens Art Antwerp. I’ll be showing with @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery @sotnasogait_ @barthouwers @geraldodossantos.nl @artbrussels 📸 @jonathandewaart

‘Faxen, Fotocopies, Lotto I’
2025
160 x 145 cm
Oil on canvas

A perfect gift.

‘Manifold I’
2025
110 x 14 cm
silkscreen print
edition of 50, signed and
numbered
€ 80

A perfect gift.

‘Manifold I’
2025
110 x 14 cm
silkscreen print
edition of 50, signed and
numbered
€ 80

A perfect gift.

‘Manifold I’
2025
110 x 14 cm
silkscreen print
edition of 50, signed and
numbered
€ 80

This painting is part of the group show Secret Skins @rodolphejanssen

‘The Saving Grace of Night II’, 2026, 40 x 50 cm, oil on canvas, Photo: @hugardandvanoverschelde
🙏🏼 @rodolphejanssen @juliesen @arnealexis

Honored to be in such great company!

This painting is part of the group show Secret Skins @rodolphejanssen

‘The Saving Grace of Night II’, 2026, 40 x 50 cm, oil on canvas, Photo: @hugardandvanoverschelde
🙏🏼 @rodolphejanssen @juliesen @arnealexis

Honored to be in such great company!

“On 7 May, Rodolphe Janssen Gallery in Brussels will be showcasing Aaron Harris’s work in a group exhibition that focuses on intimacy within private spheres. His work fits seamlessly into this theme. Although Aaron has extensive experience in the art world, he is new to the role of artist.”

Link in bio for the full article in Dutch and English. Thank you @_nynkevisser @juliesen @rodolphejanssen @mouniraalsolh @visser_arjan 💗

Today is the last day of Art Antwerp!
@artbrussels @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery @sergioherman

Afdruiprek, 1 Bak, Omkeerbaar III
(Drip-rack, 1 Basket, Reversible III)
2025
39 x 20 cm
Oil on canvas

Today is the last day of Art Antwerp!
@artbrussels @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery @sergioherman

Afdruiprek, 1 Bak, Omkeerbaar III
(Drip-rack, 1 Basket, Reversible III)
2025
39 x 20 cm
Oil on canvas

Today is the last day of Art Antwerp!
@artbrussels @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery @sergioherman

Afdruiprek, 1 Bak, Omkeerbaar III
(Drip-rack, 1 Basket, Reversible III)
2025
39 x 20 cm
Oil on canvas

‘Window Display II’
2025
135 x 75 cm
Oil on canvas

On view during @artbrussels @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery 📸 @jonathandewaart

‘Window Display II’
2025
135 x 75 cm
Oil on canvas

On view during @artbrussels @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery 📸 @jonathandewaart

‘Window Display II’
2025
135 x 75 cm
Oil on canvas

On view during @artbrussels @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery 📸 @jonathandewaart

‘Window Display II’
2025
135 x 75 cm
Oil on canvas

On view during @artbrussels @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery 📸 @jonathandewaart

‘Window Display II’
2025
135 x 75 cm
Oil on canvas

On view during @artbrussels @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery 📸 @jonathandewaart

Do you know Aaron Harris?

Let’s meet him at the booth of @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery during Art Antwerp.

Aaron Harris (b. 1990, Antwerp, BE) is a Belgian artist living and working in Antwerp. His work is concerned with the relationship that people have, through memory and daily routine, with their immediate environment and their own body.
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Paintings depicting architectural elements or utilitarian objects such as sinks, toilets, doors and windows reflect on individual and collective histories, games and stories. Other work show the human figure or body in an obscured or highly cropped fashion. This allows the mind of the viewer to engage, delve deeper, and surf the currents of personal interpretation within our shared, recollective experience.
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The works are always based on existing images drawn from the artist’s own archive of self-made or sourced photographs. While the images sometimes lack further informative or narrative context, some titles refer to, or contradict, possible interpretations. This textual tag on the work can simply reference the imagery used, or allude to literature or music that Harris is engaged with in the studio.

@aaron.har @artbrussels @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery #artadvisor #painting #contemporaryart #artist #followartwithme #artfair #musthave

Josilda da Conceição Gallery presents Sedimented Terrain at Art Antwerp 2025
With Aaron Harris, Bart Houwers, Tiago Santos and Geraldo Dos Santos

Invited guest artists
Célio Braga, Juliette de Graaf, Maria van der Togt

Dates: 11 - 14th of December
Opening: Thursday 11th of December, 16:00-21:00h
Booth C26

In Sedimented Terrain, a presentation by Josilda da Conceição, exhibits the artworks and practices of @geraldodossantos.nl , @aaron.har , @barthouwers , @mariavandertogt , @celiopbraga @juliette_de_graaf and @sotnasogait_ in a polyphonic study of how matter, memory, and place accrue, erode, and reconfigure themselves across time.

The exhibition unfolds as a porous landscape - part anthropological site, part imagined topography - where the traces of intimate gestures and collective histories cohabit in shifting strata. Each artist approaches the sediment not as an inert deposit but as an active agent in the continual rewriting of place. Inherited cosmologies and the spectral architectures of belonging ripple through layered materials and narrative thresholds.

Working through the language of painting, they isolate mundane fragments and utilitarian forms, reframing them as mnemonic devices within the unfinished archive of daily life. Houwers responds to the slow violence of rural transformation, assembling interventions from displaced matter and fractured histories to chart the erosion of local knowledge. He interrogates material permanence, coaxing from surfaces their concealed histories of wear, fracture, and adaptation.

These practices operate within a speculative environment of remnants that resists the closure of a singular origin or conclusion. The residue of the past here is mutable, unstable, and generative - a shifting medium through which new forms of relation emerge. Through sculpture, installation, painting, and site-specific gestures, the works articulate an evolving dialogue between origin and mundane relationships.

Josilda da Conceição Gallery presents Sedimented Terrain at Art Antwerp 2025
With Aaron Harris, Bart Houwers, Tiago Santos and Geraldo Dos Santos

Invited guest artists
Célio Braga, Juliette de Graaf, Maria van der Togt

Dates: 11 - 14th of December
Opening: Thursday 11th of December, 16:00-21:00h
Booth C26

In Sedimented Terrain, a presentation by Josilda da Conceição, exhibits the artworks and practices of @geraldodossantos.nl , @aaron.har , @barthouwers , @mariavandertogt , @celiopbraga @juliette_de_graaf and @sotnasogait_ in a polyphonic study of how matter, memory, and place accrue, erode, and reconfigure themselves across time.

The exhibition unfolds as a porous landscape - part anthropological site, part imagined topography - where the traces of intimate gestures and collective histories cohabit in shifting strata. Each artist approaches the sediment not as an inert deposit but as an active agent in the continual rewriting of place. Inherited cosmologies and the spectral architectures of belonging ripple through layered materials and narrative thresholds.

Working through the language of painting, they isolate mundane fragments and utilitarian forms, reframing them as mnemonic devices within the unfinished archive of daily life. Houwers responds to the slow violence of rural transformation, assembling interventions from displaced matter and fractured histories to chart the erosion of local knowledge. He interrogates material permanence, coaxing from surfaces their concealed histories of wear, fracture, and adaptation.

These practices operate within a speculative environment of remnants that resists the closure of a singular origin or conclusion. The residue of the past here is mutable, unstable, and generative - a shifting medium through which new forms of relation emerge. Through sculpture, installation, painting, and site-specific gestures, the works articulate an evolving dialogue between origin and mundane relationships.

Josilda da Conceição Gallery presents Sedimented Terrain at Art Antwerp 2025
With Aaron Harris, Bart Houwers, Tiago Santos and Geraldo Dos Santos

Invited guest artists
Célio Braga, Juliette de Graaf, Maria van der Togt

Dates: 11 - 14th of December
Opening: Thursday 11th of December, 16:00-21:00h
Booth C26

In Sedimented Terrain, a presentation by Josilda da Conceição, exhibits the artworks and practices of @geraldodossantos.nl , @aaron.har , @barthouwers , @mariavandertogt , @celiopbraga @juliette_de_graaf and @sotnasogait_ in a polyphonic study of how matter, memory, and place accrue, erode, and reconfigure themselves across time.

The exhibition unfolds as a porous landscape - part anthropological site, part imagined topography - where the traces of intimate gestures and collective histories cohabit in shifting strata. Each artist approaches the sediment not as an inert deposit but as an active agent in the continual rewriting of place. Inherited cosmologies and the spectral architectures of belonging ripple through layered materials and narrative thresholds.

Working through the language of painting, they isolate mundane fragments and utilitarian forms, reframing them as mnemonic devices within the unfinished archive of daily life. Houwers responds to the slow violence of rural transformation, assembling interventions from displaced matter and fractured histories to chart the erosion of local knowledge. He interrogates material permanence, coaxing from surfaces their concealed histories of wear, fracture, and adaptation.

These practices operate within a speculative environment of remnants that resists the closure of a singular origin or conclusion. The residue of the past here is mutable, unstable, and generative - a shifting medium through which new forms of relation emerge. Through sculpture, installation, painting, and site-specific gestures, the works articulate an evolving dialogue between origin and mundane relationships.

Josilda da Conceição Gallery presents Sedimented Terrain at Art Antwerp 2025
With Aaron Harris, Bart Houwers, Tiago Santos and Geraldo Dos Santos

Invited guest artists
Célio Braga, Juliette de Graaf, Maria van der Togt

Dates: 11 - 14th of December
Opening: Thursday 11th of December, 16:00-21:00h
Booth C26

In Sedimented Terrain, a presentation by Josilda da Conceição, exhibits the artworks and practices of @geraldodossantos.nl , @aaron.har , @barthouwers , @mariavandertogt , @celiopbraga @juliette_de_graaf and @sotnasogait_ in a polyphonic study of how matter, memory, and place accrue, erode, and reconfigure themselves across time.

The exhibition unfolds as a porous landscape - part anthropological site, part imagined topography - where the traces of intimate gestures and collective histories cohabit in shifting strata. Each artist approaches the sediment not as an inert deposit but as an active agent in the continual rewriting of place. Inherited cosmologies and the spectral architectures of belonging ripple through layered materials and narrative thresholds.

Working through the language of painting, they isolate mundane fragments and utilitarian forms, reframing them as mnemonic devices within the unfinished archive of daily life. Houwers responds to the slow violence of rural transformation, assembling interventions from displaced matter and fractured histories to chart the erosion of local knowledge. He interrogates material permanence, coaxing from surfaces their concealed histories of wear, fracture, and adaptation.

These practices operate within a speculative environment of remnants that resists the closure of a singular origin or conclusion. The residue of the past here is mutable, unstable, and generative - a shifting medium through which new forms of relation emerge. Through sculpture, installation, painting, and site-specific gestures, the works articulate an evolving dialogue between origin and mundane relationships.

Josilda da Conceição Gallery presents Sedimented Terrain at Art Antwerp 2025
With Aaron Harris, Bart Houwers, Tiago Santos and Geraldo Dos Santos

Invited guest artists
Célio Braga, Juliette de Graaf, Maria van der Togt

Dates: 11 - 14th of December
Opening: Thursday 11th of December, 16:00-21:00h
Booth C26

In Sedimented Terrain, a presentation by Josilda da Conceição, exhibits the artworks and practices of @geraldodossantos.nl , @aaron.har , @barthouwers , @mariavandertogt , @celiopbraga @juliette_de_graaf and @sotnasogait_ in a polyphonic study of how matter, memory, and place accrue, erode, and reconfigure themselves across time.

The exhibition unfolds as a porous landscape - part anthropological site, part imagined topography - where the traces of intimate gestures and collective histories cohabit in shifting strata. Each artist approaches the sediment not as an inert deposit but as an active agent in the continual rewriting of place. Inherited cosmologies and the spectral architectures of belonging ripple through layered materials and narrative thresholds.

Working through the language of painting, they isolate mundane fragments and utilitarian forms, reframing them as mnemonic devices within the unfinished archive of daily life. Houwers responds to the slow violence of rural transformation, assembling interventions from displaced matter and fractured histories to chart the erosion of local knowledge. He interrogates material permanence, coaxing from surfaces their concealed histories of wear, fracture, and adaptation.

These practices operate within a speculative environment of remnants that resists the closure of a singular origin or conclusion. The residue of the past here is mutable, unstable, and generative - a shifting medium through which new forms of relation emerge. Through sculpture, installation, painting, and site-specific gestures, the works articulate an evolving dialogue between origin and mundane relationships.

Josilda da Conceição Gallery presents Sedimented Terrain at Art Antwerp 2025
With Aaron Harris, Bart Houwers, Tiago Santos and Geraldo Dos Santos

Invited guest artists
Célio Braga, Juliette de Graaf, Maria van der Togt

Dates: 11 - 14th of December
Opening: Thursday 11th of December, 16:00-21:00h
Booth C26

In Sedimented Terrain, a presentation by Josilda da Conceição, exhibits the artworks and practices of @geraldodossantos.nl , @aaron.har , @barthouwers , @mariavandertogt , @celiopbraga @juliette_de_graaf and @sotnasogait_ in a polyphonic study of how matter, memory, and place accrue, erode, and reconfigure themselves across time.

The exhibition unfolds as a porous landscape - part anthropological site, part imagined topography - where the traces of intimate gestures and collective histories cohabit in shifting strata. Each artist approaches the sediment not as an inert deposit but as an active agent in the continual rewriting of place. Inherited cosmologies and the spectral architectures of belonging ripple through layered materials and narrative thresholds.

Working through the language of painting, they isolate mundane fragments and utilitarian forms, reframing them as mnemonic devices within the unfinished archive of daily life. Houwers responds to the slow violence of rural transformation, assembling interventions from displaced matter and fractured histories to chart the erosion of local knowledge. He interrogates material permanence, coaxing from surfaces their concealed histories of wear, fracture, and adaptation.

These practices operate within a speculative environment of remnants that resists the closure of a singular origin or conclusion. The residue of the past here is mutable, unstable, and generative - a shifting medium through which new forms of relation emerge. Through sculpture, installation, painting, and site-specific gestures, the works articulate an evolving dialogue between origin and mundane relationships.

Josilda da Conceição Gallery presents Sedimented Terrain at Art Antwerp 2025
With Aaron Harris, Bart Houwers, Tiago Santos and Geraldo Dos Santos

Invited guest artists
Célio Braga, Juliette de Graaf, Maria van der Togt

Dates: 11 - 14th of December
Opening: Thursday 11th of December, 16:00-21:00h
Booth C26

In Sedimented Terrain, a presentation by Josilda da Conceição, exhibits the artworks and practices of @geraldodossantos.nl , @aaron.har , @barthouwers , @mariavandertogt , @celiopbraga @juliette_de_graaf and @sotnasogait_ in a polyphonic study of how matter, memory, and place accrue, erode, and reconfigure themselves across time.

The exhibition unfolds as a porous landscape - part anthropological site, part imagined topography - where the traces of intimate gestures and collective histories cohabit in shifting strata. Each artist approaches the sediment not as an inert deposit but as an active agent in the continual rewriting of place. Inherited cosmologies and the spectral architectures of belonging ripple through layered materials and narrative thresholds.

Working through the language of painting, they isolate mundane fragments and utilitarian forms, reframing them as mnemonic devices within the unfinished archive of daily life. Houwers responds to the slow violence of rural transformation, assembling interventions from displaced matter and fractured histories to chart the erosion of local knowledge. He interrogates material permanence, coaxing from surfaces their concealed histories of wear, fracture, and adaptation.

These practices operate within a speculative environment of remnants that resists the closure of a singular origin or conclusion. The residue of the past here is mutable, unstable, and generative - a shifting medium through which new forms of relation emerge. Through sculpture, installation, painting, and site-specific gestures, the works articulate an evolving dialogue between origin and mundane relationships.

Josilda da Conceição Gallery presents Sedimented Terrain at Art Antwerp 2025
With Aaron Harris, Bart Houwers, Tiago Santos and Geraldo Dos Santos

Invited guest artists
Célio Braga, Juliette de Graaf, Maria van der Togt

Dates: 11 - 14th of December
Opening: Thursday 11th of December, 16:00-21:00h
Booth C26

In Sedimented Terrain, a presentation by Josilda da Conceição, exhibits the artworks and practices of @geraldodossantos.nl , @aaron.har , @barthouwers , @mariavandertogt , @celiopbraga @juliette_de_graaf and @sotnasogait_ in a polyphonic study of how matter, memory, and place accrue, erode, and reconfigure themselves across time.

The exhibition unfolds as a porous landscape - part anthropological site, part imagined topography - where the traces of intimate gestures and collective histories cohabit in shifting strata. Each artist approaches the sediment not as an inert deposit but as an active agent in the continual rewriting of place. Inherited cosmologies and the spectral architectures of belonging ripple through layered materials and narrative thresholds.

Working through the language of painting, they isolate mundane fragments and utilitarian forms, reframing them as mnemonic devices within the unfinished archive of daily life. Houwers responds to the slow violence of rural transformation, assembling interventions from displaced matter and fractured histories to chart the erosion of local knowledge. He interrogates material permanence, coaxing from surfaces their concealed histories of wear, fracture, and adaptation.

These practices operate within a speculative environment of remnants that resists the closure of a singular origin or conclusion. The residue of the past here is mutable, unstable, and generative - a shifting medium through which new forms of relation emerge. Through sculpture, installation, painting, and site-specific gestures, the works articulate an evolving dialogue between origin and mundane relationships.

SCENES FROM THE STUDIO

𝑨𝒂𝒓𝒐𝒏 𝑯𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒔 (@aaron.har) has a studio at MORPHO Stuivenberg, on the first floor of the gatehouse of a former hospital.

The artist gives us a glimpse behind the scenes of his recent work process, which resulted in new works that will be exhibited during the Art Antwerp fair, presented by @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery from Amsterdam. During the fair week, he will also be exhibiting in the city center at @hellobuybuy, including a new screen printed edition.

Aaron Harris (1990, Belgium) is an artist who is concerned with the relationship that people have, through memory and daily routine, with their immediate environment and their own body. Paintings depicting architectural elements or utilitarian objects reflect on individual and collective histories, games and stories. Other works show the human figure or body in an obscured or highly cropped fashion.

👉 Art Antwerp - Booth C26
Jan van Rijswijcklaan 191, 2020 Antwerp
Fri–Sun, 11am–7pm
11.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Thursday 11.12.2025, 4pm-9pm

👉 Hello Buy Buy - Wash & Dry
Wolstraat 6, 2000 Antwerp
Tue-Thur 11am-7pm, Fri 11am-9pm
Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm
08.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Monday 08.12.2025, 5pm-9pm

SCENES FROM THE STUDIO

𝑨𝒂𝒓𝒐𝒏 𝑯𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒔 (@aaron.har) has a studio at MORPHO Stuivenberg, on the first floor of the gatehouse of a former hospital.

The artist gives us a glimpse behind the scenes of his recent work process, which resulted in new works that will be exhibited during the Art Antwerp fair, presented by @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery from Amsterdam. During the fair week, he will also be exhibiting in the city center at @hellobuybuy, including a new screen printed edition.

Aaron Harris (1990, Belgium) is an artist who is concerned with the relationship that people have, through memory and daily routine, with their immediate environment and their own body. Paintings depicting architectural elements or utilitarian objects reflect on individual and collective histories, games and stories. Other works show the human figure or body in an obscured or highly cropped fashion.

👉 Art Antwerp - Booth C26
Jan van Rijswijcklaan 191, 2020 Antwerp
Fri–Sun, 11am–7pm
11.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Thursday 11.12.2025, 4pm-9pm

👉 Hello Buy Buy - Wash & Dry
Wolstraat 6, 2000 Antwerp
Tue-Thur 11am-7pm, Fri 11am-9pm
Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm
08.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Monday 08.12.2025, 5pm-9pm

SCENES FROM THE STUDIO

𝑨𝒂𝒓𝒐𝒏 𝑯𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒔 (@aaron.har) has a studio at MORPHO Stuivenberg, on the first floor of the gatehouse of a former hospital.

The artist gives us a glimpse behind the scenes of his recent work process, which resulted in new works that will be exhibited during the Art Antwerp fair, presented by @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery from Amsterdam. During the fair week, he will also be exhibiting in the city center at @hellobuybuy, including a new screen printed edition.

Aaron Harris (1990, Belgium) is an artist who is concerned with the relationship that people have, through memory and daily routine, with their immediate environment and their own body. Paintings depicting architectural elements or utilitarian objects reflect on individual and collective histories, games and stories. Other works show the human figure or body in an obscured or highly cropped fashion.

👉 Art Antwerp - Booth C26
Jan van Rijswijcklaan 191, 2020 Antwerp
Fri–Sun, 11am–7pm
11.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Thursday 11.12.2025, 4pm-9pm

👉 Hello Buy Buy - Wash & Dry
Wolstraat 6, 2000 Antwerp
Tue-Thur 11am-7pm, Fri 11am-9pm
Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm
08.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Monday 08.12.2025, 5pm-9pm

SCENES FROM THE STUDIO

𝑨𝒂𝒓𝒐𝒏 𝑯𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒔 (@aaron.har) has a studio at MORPHO Stuivenberg, on the first floor of the gatehouse of a former hospital.

The artist gives us a glimpse behind the scenes of his recent work process, which resulted in new works that will be exhibited during the Art Antwerp fair, presented by @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery from Amsterdam. During the fair week, he will also be exhibiting in the city center at @hellobuybuy, including a new screen printed edition.

Aaron Harris (1990, Belgium) is an artist who is concerned with the relationship that people have, through memory and daily routine, with their immediate environment and their own body. Paintings depicting architectural elements or utilitarian objects reflect on individual and collective histories, games and stories. Other works show the human figure or body in an obscured or highly cropped fashion.

👉 Art Antwerp - Booth C26
Jan van Rijswijcklaan 191, 2020 Antwerp
Fri–Sun, 11am–7pm
11.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Thursday 11.12.2025, 4pm-9pm

👉 Hello Buy Buy - Wash & Dry
Wolstraat 6, 2000 Antwerp
Tue-Thur 11am-7pm, Fri 11am-9pm
Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm
08.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Monday 08.12.2025, 5pm-9pm

SCENES FROM THE STUDIO

𝑨𝒂𝒓𝒐𝒏 𝑯𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒔 (@aaron.har) has a studio at MORPHO Stuivenberg, on the first floor of the gatehouse of a former hospital.

The artist gives us a glimpse behind the scenes of his recent work process, which resulted in new works that will be exhibited during the Art Antwerp fair, presented by @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery from Amsterdam. During the fair week, he will also be exhibiting in the city center at @hellobuybuy, including a new screen printed edition.

Aaron Harris (1990, Belgium) is an artist who is concerned with the relationship that people have, through memory and daily routine, with their immediate environment and their own body. Paintings depicting architectural elements or utilitarian objects reflect on individual and collective histories, games and stories. Other works show the human figure or body in an obscured or highly cropped fashion.

👉 Art Antwerp - Booth C26
Jan van Rijswijcklaan 191, 2020 Antwerp
Fri–Sun, 11am–7pm
11.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Thursday 11.12.2025, 4pm-9pm

👉 Hello Buy Buy - Wash & Dry
Wolstraat 6, 2000 Antwerp
Tue-Thur 11am-7pm, Fri 11am-9pm
Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm
08.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Monday 08.12.2025, 5pm-9pm

SCENES FROM THE STUDIO

𝑨𝒂𝒓𝒐𝒏 𝑯𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒔 (@aaron.har) has a studio at MORPHO Stuivenberg, on the first floor of the gatehouse of a former hospital.

The artist gives us a glimpse behind the scenes of his recent work process, which resulted in new works that will be exhibited during the Art Antwerp fair, presented by @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery from Amsterdam. During the fair week, he will also be exhibiting in the city center at @hellobuybuy, including a new screen printed edition.

Aaron Harris (1990, Belgium) is an artist who is concerned with the relationship that people have, through memory and daily routine, with their immediate environment and their own body. Paintings depicting architectural elements or utilitarian objects reflect on individual and collective histories, games and stories. Other works show the human figure or body in an obscured or highly cropped fashion.

👉 Art Antwerp - Booth C26
Jan van Rijswijcklaan 191, 2020 Antwerp
Fri–Sun, 11am–7pm
11.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Thursday 11.12.2025, 4pm-9pm

👉 Hello Buy Buy - Wash & Dry
Wolstraat 6, 2000 Antwerp
Tue-Thur 11am-7pm, Fri 11am-9pm
Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm
08.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Monday 08.12.2025, 5pm-9pm

SCENES FROM THE STUDIO

𝑨𝒂𝒓𝒐𝒏 𝑯𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒔 (@aaron.har) has a studio at MORPHO Stuivenberg, on the first floor of the gatehouse of a former hospital.

The artist gives us a glimpse behind the scenes of his recent work process, which resulted in new works that will be exhibited during the Art Antwerp fair, presented by @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery from Amsterdam. During the fair week, he will also be exhibiting in the city center at @hellobuybuy, including a new screen printed edition.

Aaron Harris (1990, Belgium) is an artist who is concerned with the relationship that people have, through memory and daily routine, with their immediate environment and their own body. Paintings depicting architectural elements or utilitarian objects reflect on individual and collective histories, games and stories. Other works show the human figure or body in an obscured or highly cropped fashion.

👉 Art Antwerp - Booth C26
Jan van Rijswijcklaan 191, 2020 Antwerp
Fri–Sun, 11am–7pm
11.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Thursday 11.12.2025, 4pm-9pm

👉 Hello Buy Buy - Wash & Dry
Wolstraat 6, 2000 Antwerp
Tue-Thur 11am-7pm, Fri 11am-9pm
Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm
08.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Monday 08.12.2025, 5pm-9pm

SCENES FROM THE STUDIO

𝑨𝒂𝒓𝒐𝒏 𝑯𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒔 (@aaron.har) has a studio at MORPHO Stuivenberg, on the first floor of the gatehouse of a former hospital.

The artist gives us a glimpse behind the scenes of his recent work process, which resulted in new works that will be exhibited during the Art Antwerp fair, presented by @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery from Amsterdam. During the fair week, he will also be exhibiting in the city center at @hellobuybuy, including a new screen printed edition.

Aaron Harris (1990, Belgium) is an artist who is concerned with the relationship that people have, through memory and daily routine, with their immediate environment and their own body. Paintings depicting architectural elements or utilitarian objects reflect on individual and collective histories, games and stories. Other works show the human figure or body in an obscured or highly cropped fashion.

👉 Art Antwerp - Booth C26
Jan van Rijswijcklaan 191, 2020 Antwerp
Fri–Sun, 11am–7pm
11.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Thursday 11.12.2025, 4pm-9pm

👉 Hello Buy Buy - Wash & Dry
Wolstraat 6, 2000 Antwerp
Tue-Thur 11am-7pm, Fri 11am-9pm
Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm
08.12 - 14.12.2025
Opening Monday 08.12.2025, 5pm-9pm

Launch of a new limited edition print:
Monday Dec. 8 from 5pm to 9pm
Wolstraat 6, 2000 Antwerp

@hello.buybuy Wash and Dry ✨🧼

Join us on opening night, Monday 8 December from 17:00 to 21:00, for Wash & Dry, a collab between Aaron Harris and Hello Buybuy.

Aaron Harris will be showing his work alongside a curated selection of designer vintage. For this event he also created a limited edition silkscreen print that will be available for purchase that week.

Aaron Harris (b. 1990, Antwerp) is a Belgian artist whose work explores how memory and daily routines shape our relationship with our surroundings. Using photographs from his personal archive, he translates everyday utilitarian objects into paintings that reveal the quiet narratives of domestic life.

Join us on opening night, Monday 8 December from 17:00 to 21:00, for Wash & Dry, a collab between Aaron Harris and Hello Buybuy.

Aaron Harris will be showing his work alongside a curated selection of designer vintage. For this event he also created a limited edition silkscreen print that will be available for purchase that week.

Aaron Harris (b. 1990, Antwerp) is a Belgian artist whose work explores how memory and daily routines shape our relationship with our surroundings. Using photographs from his personal archive, he translates everyday utilitarian objects into paintings that reveal the quiet narratives of domestic life.

Join us on opening night, Monday 8 December from 17:00 to 21:00, for Wash & Dry, a collab between Aaron Harris and Hello Buybuy.

Aaron Harris will be showing his work alongside a curated selection of designer vintage. For this event he also created a limited edition silkscreen print that will be available for purchase that week.

Aaron Harris (b. 1990, Antwerp) is a Belgian artist whose work explores how memory and daily routines shape our relationship with our surroundings. Using photographs from his personal archive, he translates everyday utilitarian objects into paintings that reveal the quiet narratives of domestic life.

Join us on opening night, Monday 8 December from 17:00 to 21:00, for Wash & Dry, a collab between Aaron Harris and Hello Buybuy.

Aaron Harris will be showing his work alongside a curated selection of designer vintage. For this event he also created a limited edition silkscreen print that will be available for purchase that week.

Aaron Harris (b. 1990, Antwerp) is a Belgian artist whose work explores how memory and daily routines shape our relationship with our surroundings. Using photographs from his personal archive, he translates everyday utilitarian objects into paintings that reveal the quiet narratives of domestic life.

Today is the last day to visit NAP + in Amsterdam! @nap.plus @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery

“Afdruiprek, 1 Bak, Omkeerbaar II (Drip-rack, 1 Basket, Reversible II), 2024, 42 x 27 cm, oil on canvas

Today is the last day to visit NAP + in Amsterdam! @nap.plus @josilda_da_conceicao_gallery

“Afdruiprek, 1 Bak, Omkeerbaar II (Drip-rack, 1 Basket, Reversible II), 2024, 42 x 27 cm, oil on canvas