FLUX 2025
A Constant State of Transition
FLUX, A Constant State of Transition, reaches its third edition and moves this year between 2 and 13 June to the Oudaan Tower in Antwerp. During this ten-day multidisciplinary event, Deltalight will occupy the top floors of the iconic brutalist building designed by Renaat Braem. Discover new visual and sculptural works, meet inspiring contacts from the art, architecture and design world, and get inspired.
Where and when will Flux 2025 take place?
In the Oudaan, also known as the Police Tower
Oudaan 5 – 2000 Antwerp
From 2 to 13 juni
Oudaan
The Oudaan Tower, designed in 1985 by Renaat Braem with Maxim Wijnants and Jul De Roover, was intended to capture the soul of Antwerp. Although the original plan aimed to centralise all city administrative services, the tower became a landmark. When the police left in 2015, the building was sold to a local developer. Its future has remained uncertain ever since.
Components of Space
Components of Space, an architectural installation made up of interwoven ventilation ducts where light, shape, and texture interact with a tailor-made soundscape, was previously exhibited this year in the square of the iconic Palazzo Litta during Milan Design Week.
The design redefined the historic architectural space for a week. The result was a sensory and interactive experience. A real conversation starter with impact. We're now bringing that installation to Antwerp.
Renato Nicolodi
As an artist, Renato Nicolodi refers to archetypal buildings of past times and cultures and strips them of their original function, ornamentation and dogma.
He creates new architectural work through his own abstract lines, emphasising the universal sacred, spatial limitations and possibilities. His works act as visual anchors that invite the viewer to meditate and reflect.
References:
Museum Seoul
Museum San Francisco
Axel Vervoordt Gallery
Annelies Van Damme
Annelies Van Damme’s work is defined by bold colours, monumental dimensions, and dripping paint. She explores themes such as gender, power, sexuality, and violence.
She walks paths the public usually avoids. In doing so, she evokes strong emotions and plays with subjective perception, proportions, and complicity.
References:
Bruthaus Gallery
Biënnale van de Schilderkunst
Verduyn Gallery
Mark Colle
With an internationally impressive client portfolio, Mark Colle is called a superstar among florists.
His surprising creations are spectacular, unconventional, poetic, and instantly set the tone for the evening. In his thoughtful vision with impulsive touches, flowers can be beautiful or ugly—but they always make an impact and embody transformation.
References:
Dazed and Confused
Dries van Noten
Ann Demeulemeester
Hermès
