2009
The artist highlights Brussels fashion at the Gare de l’Ouest. His models are not professional fashion models, but ordinary people living and working in Brussels, who one might easily meet every day in the metro. They were selected for their charisma, their beauty or their individual character. Men and women, young and old, black and white, rich and poor, “Bruxellois” by birth or by adoption… in their
diversity, they illustrate the cosmopolitism that makes Brussels both unique and exceptional as a city.
These models-for-a-day wear the creations of Belgium’s leading couturiers such as Olivier Strelli, Christophe Coppens, Marina Yee, Annemie Verbeke, Jean-Paul Knott, Sofie d’Hoore, Sandrina Fasoli, Cathy Pill, Erik Verdonck and Delvaux. The photo shoots resulted in a varied collection of 13 photographs in black-and-white measuring 3 by 2.5 meters. These photographs are mounted along the entire length of the platform in the direction Beekkant.
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STEPHAN VANFLETEREN
Stephan Vanfleteren studied at the Hogeschool Sint-Lukas Brussel. As a freelance photographer his clients include the weekend supplement of the newspaper De Morgen and he is known for his sober, highly recognisable portraits of celebrities in black and white.
However, the work of this artist is not limited to portraits alone. His documentary photographs capture moments of social life which speak volumes. Each photo is an entire story in itself.
The work of Stephan Vanfleteren has been exhibited frequently in Belgium and abroad. He has also received diverse national and international prizes.
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