Death Cries While the Country Crumbles

Eddy Bogaert is an artist whose work is driven by emotive expression, yet executed in a style that is both distinct and memorable. His approach to painting has been described by critics as akin to a "Jackson Pollock on steroids," reflecting the intensity and dynamism that characterizes his art. Bogaert transcends traditional one-medium techniques, incorporating a diverse range of materials including acrylic, glue, pen, collage, and UV light. This unique combination creates a powerful contrast, energizing his conceptual exploration of the duplicitous nature of human behavior, particularly the false personas often adopted during first impressions. Through his art, Bogaert delves into the complexities of the human psyche, crafting pieces that are rich in depth, honesty, and curiosity. His work serves as a provocative exploration of personality, challenging viewers to confront the often uncomfortable truths about the facades people construct in social interactions. The result is a compelling body of work that invites reflection on the path to genuine self-expression.