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Stijn ter Braak: Trompe l'Oeil Reimagined in 'Mijn badkamer' at Galerie Mieke van Schaijk

exhibition · 2026-09-18

In January 2022, Stijn ter Braak, a Groningen native born in 1995 and now residing in Antwerp, unveiled his installation titled 'Mijn badkamer' at Galerie Mieke van Schaijk in 's-Hertogenbosch. The piece, which measures 408x229x241 cm, was previously displayed at Lichtekooi Artspace, where Melanie Deboutte characterized his work as 'an attempt to unravel reality.' This installation features a cardboard façade and a carefully crafted shabby bathroom interior, utilizing trompe l'oeil techniques. A mirror within the piece reflects the surroundings but omits the viewer, reminiscent of René Magritte's 'La Reproduction Interdite.' Ter Braak, a KASK graduate from 2018, has also showcased 'Mijn slaapkamer' at 019 in Ghent, forming a trilogy of domestic environments, and he teaches at KASK.

Key facts

  • Stijn ter Braak was born in Groningen in 1995 and lives and works in Antwerp.
  • His installation 'Mijn badkamer' was shown at Galerie Mieke van Schaijk in 's-Hertogenbosch in January 2022.
  • The work measures 408x229x241 cm and was previously exhibited at Lichtekooi Artspace in Antwerp.
  • Melanie Deboutte, director and curator of the Roger Raveel Museum, described Ter Braak's work as 'an attempt to unravel reality.'
  • Ter Braak graduated from KASK Antwerp in 2018 with a master's in painting.
  • His graduation project included a box set of two books, 'Unselected Paintings' and 'Selected Paintings,' placed in the academy library.
  • In 2018, he participated in the exhibition 'Cook it, boil it, bake it or forget it!' curated by Nadia Bijl at Zuiderpershuis, Antwerp.
  • During the pandemic, he created a full-scale reconstruction of his living room from found materials, shown at De Blikfabriek, Antwerp, and launched a webshop called 'My Stuff.'

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Artists

Institutions

  • Galerie Mieke van Schaijk
  • Lichtekooi Artspace
  • Roger Raveel Museum
  • Koninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten (KASK)
  • Academie Minerva
  • De Blikfabriek
  • Zuiderpershuis
  • 019
  • De Muze
  • Mister Motley
  • Dinamo

Locations

  • Groningen
  • Netherlands
  • Antwerp
  • Belgium
  • 's-Hertogenbosch
  • Hengelo
  • Berlin
  • Germany
  • Ghent

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