Forbidden Colours Charity Auction Lot number 24 KRJST studio (Belgian, b.1988 & 1986) "Vénus (série Métamorphose)" 2021 Digital pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Pearl 320 gr paper, framed Edition of 12, signed and numbered on certificate 50 x 50 cm (artwork) - 65 x 65 cm (frame) - 4400 gr (frame included) Gift from a belgian art collector Shipping : Free inside Belgium Oustide Belgium : the print will be rolled and sent in a tube KRJST studio is a Belgian artist duo founded in 2012. The duo began working in the fashion industry for almost 3 years after earning a master’s degree in Cambre Mode. In 2015, they immersed themselves in the art and design sector due to key meetings and the need to put creativity and art at the center of their practice again as creating woven art pieces, Jaquard and hand embroiderd. KRJST studio (pc. 2015) has a triangular structure composed by Justine de Moriamé, Erika Schillebeeckx, and their Art. The whole forms a magnetic field of experimentation which attracts and digests itssurroundings. Four hands, two souls, and four eyes are tuned together toinvoke a collective memory, to alter it, and to pass it on. The weavings serve as witnesses of their era, survivors of a narrative, oscillating between past and future, embodying our roots, expanding the present. They can be apprehended with the alchemical unit of measurement : the time required to… Recent exhibitions : - SOLO SHOW, at Objects with Narratives, «There is always something left to love» (June-November 2025, Brussels) - ART BRUSSELS, with Gallery La Forest Divonne (April 2025, Brussels) - PAD PARIS, with Gallery Scène Ouverte (April 2025) - GROUP SHOW «Une scène Belge» at Gallery La Forest Divonne ( January 2025, Paris) - BRAFA ART FAIR, with Gallery La Forest Divonne and Objects with narratives (January 2025, Brussels) 26 contemporary artworks are presented thanks to the generosity of artists, galleries and collectors who support this solidarity sale. All funds raised through this action will be allocated to forbidden colours, which supports carefully selected projects helping LGBTQI+ people in Europe to live their lives to the fullest with self-respect, dignity and freedom. forbidden colours is one of the main advocacy organizations at the European Union level. In 2023, the organisation built the largest lawsuit in the history of the European Union, against Hungary's anti-LGBTQI+ law. It is currently running several projects countering the growing anti-democracy and anti-LGBTQI+ threats all over Europe, such as in Italy, Hungary, Poland, Georgia, and Belgium. forbidden colours carries out all these actions thanks to your support. Discover our history and our actions on our website: www.forbidden-colours.com