Seppe De Meyere, Calibrating Sensibilities

An intimate research into new ways of accuracy.
The work of Seppe De Meyere characterizes itself substantially through replication and light. Provoked by atmospheres of unease, eeriness and stasis, his paintings constitute a slow digestion of the human form over time, often placed in ambiguous spaces. Tapping into the feeling of segmented scanners, his work creates a rippling gravitas that generates the perception of a faltering visual echo – his imagery is projected through the lenses of our contemporary vices, initiating a feeling of an uncomfortable familiarity, culminating in a recognizable, yet neoteric reality.

The work of Seppe De Meyere characterizes itself substantially through replication and light. Provoked by atmospheres of unease, eeriness and stasis, his paintings constitute a slow digestion of the human form over time, often placed in ambiguous spaces. Tapping into the feeling of segmented scanners, his work creates a rippling gravitas that generates the perception of a faltering visual echo – his imagery is projected through the lenses of our contemporary vices, initiating a feeling of an uncomfortable familiarity, culminating in a recognizable, yet neoteric reality.