'Michael Beutler, Pyramid, 2024. © Michael Beutler, courtesy of the artist.
Michael Beutler creates the first edition of Bozar Monumental. This annual summer commission returns the Hall Horta to its original function, as it was conceived by Victor Horta almost a century ago: as a place for sculpture. Bozar invites artists to create new site-specific work that embraces and challenges the scale, materials and history of this monumental space Known for his large-scale and ingenious architectural installations, Michael Beutler (1976, Germany) makes engaging and playful works that trigger our imagination. A natural-born bricoleur, he invents artisanal hand-driven tools that enable him to develop the materials needed for the construction of his structures. Those are usually locally sourced, simple and sustainable materials such as cardboard, paper, timber, or bamboo. The...
Michael Beutler creates the first edition of Bozar Monumental. This annual summer commission returns the Hall Horta to its original function, as it was conceived by Victor Horta almost a century ago: as a place for sculpture. Bozar invites artists to create new site-specific work that embraces and challenges the scale, materials and history of this monumental space Known for his large-scale and ingenious architectural installations, Michael Beutler (1976, Germany) makes engaging and playful works that trigger our imagination. A natural-born bricoleur, he invents artisanal hand-driven tools that enable him to develop the materials needed for the construction of his structures. Those are usually locally sourced, simple and sustainable materials such as cardboard, paper, timber, or bamboo. The construction process is often a collaborative practice that evolves students, local communities and members of the public. Beutler’s work is open and ever-evolving, placing importance on the process – which is visible rather than happening behind closed studio doors – as much as on the finished object. The installation invites you to linger in the Horta Hall and observe the space in a new and playful way. We invite you to also visit the exhibition of Michael Beutler in Z33 from September 28, 2025Monday | Closed |
Tuesday | 10:00 - 18:00 |
Wednesday | 10:00 - 18:00 |
Thursday | 10:00 - 21:00 |
Friday | 10:00 - 18:00 |
Saturday | 10:00 - 18:00 |
Sunday | 10:00 - 18:00 |
'Michael Beutler, Pyramid, 2024. © Michael Beutler, courtesy of the artist.
Michael Beutler creates the first edition of Bozar Monumental. This annual summer commission returns the Hall Horta to its original function, as it was conceived by Victor Horta almost a century ago: as a place for sculpture. Bozar invites artists to create new site-specific work that embraces and challenges the scale, materials and history of this monumental space Known for his large-scale and ingenious architectural installations, Michael Beutler (1976, Germany) makes engaging and playful works that trigger our imagination. A natural-born bricoleur, he invents artisanal hand-driven tools that enable him to develop the materials needed for the construction of his structures. Those are usually locally sourced, simple and sustainable materials such as cardboard, paper, timber, or bamboo. The...
Michael Beutler creates the first edition of Bozar Monumental. This annual summer commission returns the Hall Horta to its original function, as it was conceived by Victor Horta almost a century ago: as a place for sculpture. Bozar invites artists to create new site-specific work that embraces and challenges the scale, materials and history of this monumental space Known for his large-scale and ingenious architectural installations, Michael Beutler (1976, Germany) makes engaging and playful works that trigger our imagination. A natural-born bricoleur, he invents artisanal hand-driven tools that enable him to develop the materials needed for the construction of his structures. Those are usually locally sourced, simple and sustainable materials such as cardboard, paper, timber, or bamboo. The construction process is often a collaborative practice that evolves students, local communities and members of the public. Beutler’s work is open and ever-evolving, placing importance on the process – which is visible rather than happening behind closed studio doors – as much as on the finished object. The installation invites you to linger in the Horta Hall and observe the space in a new and playful way. We invite you to also visit the exhibition of Michael Beutler in Z33 from September 28, 2025Monday | Closed |
Tuesday | 10:00 - 18:00 |
Wednesday | 10:00 - 18:00 |
Thursday | 10:00 - 21:00 |
Friday | 10:00 - 18:00 |
Saturday | 10:00 - 18:00 |
Sunday | 10:00 - 18:00 |