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Lichtpunt (A ray of hope) 

 

From the outside, the exhibition is peaceful. It is a repetitive structure of white curtains with colored panels behind them. However, those who get closer will see a title with a date on each panel. They are titles to lost stories. Behind each of these panels is a small history of a mural painting you can discover as you enter the exhibition. The paintings on these murals tell a story of the turbulent history the of Noordwijk through the eyes of the locals.

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Ben Dalle, Flemish Minister of Brussels, opened the exhibition in the auditorium of the Herman Teirlinckgebouw. Along with a lecture by City Guide Joris Sleebus.

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This traveling exhibition is fully deconstructible into small pieces and takes 3 hours to set up and 2 hours to dismantle

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Link to the event page: Uit in Brussel          Link to the website (created by myself)

Photos: © Lisa Peeters © Herman Sleebus

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The panels of the exhibition are height adjustable, making the exhibition easily adaptable for children. The carpet consists of 2 colors. This creates the possibility for different uses. There are 2 types of constellation: a central informing point and an asymmetric telling point.

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This exhibition, as well as the design, was completely built and fabricated
by myself with the help of my family.

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