His work often incorporates elements of trompe-l’oeil, which creates a slight sense of confusion for the viewer, while simultaneously inviting us to break free from our conditioned way of seeing.
He creates sculptures and site-specific interventions, based on everyday objects that he subtly employs to manipulate the environment and our perception. His work often incorporates elements of trompe-l’oeil, which creates a slight sense of confusion for the viewer, while simultaneously inviting us to break free from our conditioned way of seeing.
Tweelinckx’s simple, spontaneous, and often humorous interventions inspire wonder and provoke reflection. They resolve contradictions and disrupt expectations. His refined, unforced artistic practice moves between recognition and estrangement, between authenticity and illusion, between an unguarded gaze and intellectual seriousness. With a sense of spontaneity and absurdity, he creates a universe where everyday objects effortlessly
metamorphose into sculptures and vice versa.