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Once We Existed Exhibition

“Once We Existed” brings together two generations of artists around the passage of time and what remains from lived experiences. Through a selection of works by Pieter Laurens Mol (The Netherlands, 1946) and Laía Argüelles Folch (Spain, 1986), this exhibition explores the active force shaping us humans in relation to the fleeting nature of life. Forty years separate these two artists, yet their work converges in a shared attentiveness to traces: those left by decisions, presences and absences inscribed in the spirit of the times. What once existed does not disappear entirely: it sediments, transforms, and haunts the present with metaphysical persistence. The exhibition inaugurates Chiquita Room’s Brussels space at Passage Bailli Louise as a founding gesture: a place where time carries meaning and the encounter between different trajectories generates resonances.

When

10 September - 7 November 2026
10 September 2026 7 November 2026 Tuesday to Friday: 12 am – 8 pm Saturday: 11 am – 3 pm : Thursday to Saturday: 12 am – 6 pm

Where


Passage Bailli Louise Avenue Louise 195, Bruselas, 1050

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10 September - 7 November 2026
Tuesday to Friday
12 am – 8 pm Saturday
11 am – 3 pm

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10 September - 7 November

Artist

Laía Argüelles Folch

Laía Argüelles Folch is a visual artist and writer. Interested in the potential of images and language as a way of relating to the world, the artist addresses notions such as materiality, collection and repetition, through exercises in assemblage, folding and unfolding.

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Artist

Pieter Laurens Mol

Pieter Laurens Mol (Breda, 1946) is a contemporary artist whose work encompasses sculpture, photography, painting, drawing, installation, publications and videos. His artistic practice, close to surrealism and visual poetry, explores the relativity of time, the manipulation of space and the impossibility of representing reality, combining words, forms and images with a conceptual and multifaceted approach.

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