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MoMu Exhibition by Willy Vanderperre: Immortalizing Youthful Moments

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Step into a world of fashion and nostalgia as Willy Vanderperre’s latest exhibition takes center stage at MoMu. From distressed posters featuring Julia Nobis to captivating films and a vibrant rave atmosphere, this showcase is a celebration of Vanderperre’s iconic artistic journey.

Nobis, a longtime muse of Vanderperre, graces the walls with her timeless presence, evoking memories of music and fashion ads plastered on city streets. As a recurring subject in his work, Nobis embodies the essence of Vanderperre’s vision, even inspiring a fan zine alongside Clément Chabernaud.

For MoMu, hosting Vanderperre marks a pivotal moment as they welcome the renowned fashion photographer for his first solo exhibition. Through his lens, Vanderperre captures the essence of youth, showcasing how it has served as a beacon of hope amidst challenging times.

In an interview with Dazed, Vanderperre reflects on the fleeting nature of youth, stating, “The essence of youth is fleeting. You only see the world through young eyes once in your lifetime.” His fascination with adolescence and its complexities is evident throughout the exhibition, inviting viewers to reminisce and reflect on their own journeys.

Running until August 4, 2024, Vanderperre’s exhibition is not just a showcase of his work, but also a testament to the power of fan culture. As Vanderperre explains, “The posters are like an announcement that something will happen. They build anticipation for what’s to come in the exhibition.” Don’t miss your chance to experience this captivating exploration of youth and fashion at MoMu.

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