Promotion: Bruges Triennial has opened for its fourth edition, exhibiting a series of contemporary art and architecture installations across the city until 1 September.
Curated by Shendy Gardin and Sevie Tsampalla, this year's Bruges Triennial aims to be an exploration of the city's "hidden possibilities" under the theme of Spaces of Possibility.
Bruges Triennial has opened for its fourth edition
"With their monumental artistic interventions and installations, the artists connect city districts, demonstrate new ways of using space and search for beauty in places that are often overlooked," the event said.
"Each of the works engages critically in dialogue with public places in the city: they address its history, its rich heritage and create new social, societal and ecological narratives that can initiate further sustainable transformation ? not only for Bruges, but for cities worldwide." The showcase aims to explore the city's "hidden possibilities"
The showcase comprises temporary installations designed by 12 national and international artists and architects, each with the aim of drawing attention to parts of the city that have been underutilised or are undergoing transformations.
Nestled into the city's fabric, the contemporary artworks stand in direct contrast to the existing historic context.
Among those taking part in this year's event is architecture studio SO-IL, architect Sumayya Vally, design practice Studio Ossidiana, and art...