Panamarenko (1940–2019) was een van de meest visionaire kunstenaars van België, bekend om zijn vermogen om verbeelding om te zetten in kunst. Geïnspireerd door luchtvaart, techniek en natuur creëerde hij buitengewone machines, vliegende constructies, onderzeeërs en futuristische voertuigen waarmee hij de grenzen tussen wetenschap en poëzie verkende. Hoewel veel van zijn uitvindingen nooit bedoeld waren voor praktisch gebruik, groeiden ze uit tot iconische kunstwerken die nieuwsgierigheid, vrijheid en grenzeloze creativiteit belichamen. Vandaag wordt Panamarenko beschouwd als een van de meest invloedrijke Belgische hedendaagse kunstenaars en bevinden zijn werken zich in vooraanstaande musea en collecties wereldwijd.
Panamarenko (1940–2019) était l'un des artistes les plus visionnaires de Belgique, célèbre pour sa capacité à transformer l'imagination en art. Inspiré par l'aviation, l'ingénierie et la nature, il créait d'extraordinaires machines, appareils volants, sous-marins et véhicules futuristes explorant les frontières entre science et poésie. Bien que nombre de ses inventions n'aient jamais été destinées à un usage pratique, elles sont devenues des œuvres emblématiques incarnant la curiosité, la liberté et une créativité sans limites. Aujourd'hui, Panamarenko est considéré comme l'un des artistes contemporains belges les plus influents, et ses œuvres sont présentes dans d'importants musées et collections à travers le monde.
Panamarenko (1940–2019) was one of Belgium's most visionary artists, celebrated for transforming imagination into art. Inspired by aviation, engineering, and nature, he created extraordinary machines, flying devices, submarines, and futuristic vehicles that explored the boundaries between science and poetry. Although many of his inventions were never intended for practical use, they remain iconic works that embody curiosity, freedom, and limitless creativity. Today, Panamarenko is regarded as one of the most influential Belgian contemporary artists, with his works exhibited in leading museums and collections worldwide.
Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm (excl. frame)
82 x 61 cm (incl. frame)
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Offset
Numbered: E.A.
Signed
Dimensions: 57,5 x 45,5 cm (excl. frame)
60,5 x 48,5 cm (incl. frame)
Price on request
Colour print with intaglio
Print from the box “Meikever” (Maybug)
Signed
Dimensions: 28,5 x 20,2 cm (excl. frame)
44,5 x 36 cm (incl. frame)
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Offset lithograph and six C-prints
Numbered: 27/90
Signed
Dimensions: 33 x 60 cm (excl. frame)
53 x 78 cm (incl. frame)
Price: 445,00€
Foto
Signed
Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm (excl. frame)
88 x 67,5 cm (incl. frame)
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Offsetlithograph
Numbered: 11/100
Signed
Dimensions: 42 x 29,7 cm (excl. frame)
43,5 x 31,2 cm (incl. frame)
Price on request
Screen print
Numbered: AP III/V
Signed
Dimensions: 10 x 14 cm (excl. frame)
23,5 x 32,5 cm (incl. frame)
Price: 395,00€
Invitation on cardboard
Signed
Dimensions: 72 x 52 cm (excl. frame)
87 x 67 cm (incl. frame)
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Lithograph from Thermo Photovoltaic Energy Convertor
Numbered: A.P.
Signed
Dimensions: 72 x 52 cm (excl. frame)
87 x 67 cm (incl. frame)
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Lithograph from Thermo Photovoltaic Energy Convertor
Numbered: A.P.
Signed
Dimensions: 24,5 x 22 cm (excl. frame)
33,5 x 33,5 cm (incl. frame)
Price: 295,00€
Print-signed offset reproduction
This reproduction was issued around 2000 as part of a collaboration between GVA and the Panamarenko Collective
Dimensions: 42 x 29,5 x 6 cm
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The edition generally consists of a hardcover book (or portfolio) containing a VHS videotape
Signed
Dimensions: 36 x 50,5 cm (excl. frame)
37,5 x 52 cm (incl. frame)
Price: 395,00€
This exceptional silver-printed art print by Panamarenko depicts the Thermo Voltaic Energy Convertor, also known as the solar car
Dimensions: 40 x 35 x 20 cm (Object)
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Object
Numbered: 4/30
Signed
Dimensions: 57,5 x 45,5 cm (excl. frame)
68 x 56 cm (incl. frame)
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Colour print with intaglio printing
Numbered: 37/100
Signed