New solo exhibition at PAREIT.Gallery Knokke zeedijk 644.

Starting 31.10 – 13.12

Meet the artist Sunday 8.11 14hrs. – 16hrs.

A burst of colour, form and imagination.

From exuberant masks and sculptures to colourful relief works and paintings, Klaas Vanderperren brings together a vibrant collection of works at PAREIT.Gallery, guaranteed to surprise and spark the imagination.

Playful and unconventional. Forms take on faces, objects develop their own personalities, and ceramics claim a strong and distinctive place in Klaas’s creative universe.

It seems Klaas has taken up ceramics these days. But there is still so much more to discover!

Klaas Vanderperren presents a new solo exhibition in the Netherlands.

A RATHER UNSERIOUS BRAIN will be on view from 16 April to 31 May 2026.

His recent work will be exhibited at Galerie Meeting Art in the municipality of Best, near Eindhoven.

Address: Spoorstraat 1, 5684 AA Best, The Netherlands

Opening hours: Friday to Sunday, 1 pm – 5 pm

Website: meeting-art.nl

In a surprising new direction, Klaas Vanderperren expands his artistic horizons into the world of ceramics. For this exhibition, he has created nine exclusive masks under the title FACES, seamlessly extending his distinctive expressive visual language into a new medium.

Each mask has its own personality: a playful reflection on the roles we assume in everyday life. From the perfect Instagram smile to the masks we wear to conceal our less flattering sides. With a touch of irony, Vanderperren invites us to reflect on all the layers we carry with us – as if we weren’t even aware that we’ve become something of a walking fancy-dress mask shop ourselves.

Drawing on the age-old tradition of the mask, Vanderperren confronts us with the layers of identity we so often carry around without a second thought. The series moves along the boundary between tradition and contemporary visual culture, a world as fleeting as it is defining.

FACES is anything but a quiet, understated presentation. It is an exuberant celebration of colour, expression and self-mockery – a ceramic dance between seriousness and humour, inviting visitors both to smile and to reflect.