Filip Vervaet

	Cloud, 2007 Cloud, 2007 Moving sculpture Polyester, paint, fibre glass, metal, motor H. 220 x 210 cm
	Eden, 2005 Eden, 2005 sculpture, Polyester, plexi, wood H. 220 x 80 x 80 cm
	Night Rider, 2005 Night Rider, 2005 sculpture with 3 video (side mirrors and front screen) epoxy and metal, video screens variable dimensions
	Twin Peaks, 2006 Twin Peaks, 2006 sculpture, polyurethane, metal, epoxy, acryl 144 x 222 x 72 cm
	Fir, 2006 Fir, 2006 sculpture, metal, polyester, polyurethane, textile flocks H. 320 X B. 120 X D. 120 CM
	hunting dogs, 2006 Still life with hunting dogs, 2006 appr. H. 206 x B. 90 x D. 90 cm polyester, polyurethaan, epoxy, lacquer paint, 2006
	Black Forest, 2006 Installation view "Black Forest", Annie Gentils gallery, 2006-2007
	The Return Of Pan The Return of Pan, 2008 Installation with 2 sculptures and a dark corridor Wood, polyester, chameleon car paint Prize Aon, Belgium 2008 Exhibited at Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens
	The Return of Pan II, '08 The Return of Pan II, 2008 trailer, wood, polyester, chameleon car paint Exhibited at Antwerp Sculpture Show, 2008
	Viewpoint, 2008 Viewpoint, 2008 Installation with 3 sculptures and wooden 'parcour' Exhibited at Higher Institute of Arts, Gent sculpture 1:" Crater": sculpture, bronze in wooden plinth, 150 x 150 x 150 cm sculpture 2: "Fir": Metal, polyester, polyurethane, textile flocks H. 320 X B. 120 X D. 120 cm sculpture 3 "Twin Peaks": polyurethane, metal, acrylic, 144 x 222 x 72 cm.
	Viewpoint Brussels 2009 VIEWPOINT, 2009 Installation with 2 sculptures and wooden 'parcour' Exhibited at The Egmont Park Brussels, April 2009 sculpture 1:" Crater": sculpture, bronze in wooden plinth sculpture 2: "Fir": Metal, polyester, polyurethane, textile flocks H. 320 X B. 120 X D. 120 cm The installation 'Viewpoint' is based on the phenomenon of National Parks. People go on safaris or walks in 'Nature Parks' to experience real nature, wild life and to admire tourist hot spots. This is fast becoming a more artificial experience, since nature in our times has become a source of economical exploitation, it is destroyed by environmental catastrophes and is disappearing and disintegrating.Filip Vervaet likes to refer to the paintings of Caspar David Friedrich where nature also expresses religious mysticism and nationalistic feelings. Our experience of nature becomes one of threat. This, too, can also come from outer space. In 'Viewpoint' the tourist hotspot is a geometric crater, maybe the result of a meteorite hitting the planet. On route to the Crater, following the wooden track, we can admire a strange representation of some kind of Fir tree and further along one of weird rock formations. A watch-tower allows the visitor a view of the inside of the crater. At the day of the opening 4 alphorn players were giving a alphornmusic concert near the installation.