The gallery
L'Art comme ADN
The evolving stage where a single artist takes a season-long residency: exhibition, performance, video, sound. Inaugural show: Richard Orlinski.
The project
A cultural stage in the making, deployed in three phases over eight years. Each season invites a single artist to take up the entire venue, framed by a programme that moves between art, table, sound, movement and the seasons.
The project
Over eight years, in dialogue with the 1875 architecture and the protected grounds of Drohme Park. Each phase extends the previous — never replaces it.
Year 1
The long wing becomes an evolving gallery — exhibition, performance, video, sound. The short wing houses the boutique and offices.
Years 2 – 3
A light structure inspired by the living world — leaf, shell, cocoon, hive — for art, cuisine and mixology. A glazed pavilion hosts live creation, broadcast into the gallery.
Years 2 – 3
The rooftop becomes an event stage. Immersive concerts, projections, culinary experiences, and a signature ephemeral bar.
Designed with an architect and a Natura 2000 specialist. The constraint becomes identity.
The programme
Six axes of activation crossing around one place, one artist, one season. None stands alone — it's their intersection that makes the EPIC signature.
The gallery
The evolving stage where a single artist takes a season-long residency: exhibition, performance, video, sound. Inaugural show: Richard Orlinski.
Gastronomy
Chef-driven dining as editorial moment. Omakase dinners, private kitchen sessions, zero-waste collaborations — each menu conceived as a work in its own right.
Sound experiences
Silent concerts, candlelight sessions, acoustic soloists, vinyl nights. Natura 2000 rules out heavy sound — what stays is the art of listening closely.
Sport & wellness
A running club setting off from the hippodrome into the Forêt de Soignes. Yoga at sunrise on the tribunes. A rooftop pop-up spa. The track comes back to life.
Food & street
Monthly rotating food trucks, each a different culinary origin. The rooftop and the grounds become an open-air village of tastes.
Winter programme
An ultra-premium Christmas market, privatised New Year's Eve, candlelight concerts. By invitation. Rarity creates value.
Architecture & constraint
The project is designed with an architect and a Natura 2000 specialist — in dialogue with the neo-Renaissance Flemish stables of 1875, and with the protected natural setting. Each new structure is conceived to extend the original building, never to replace it.
« The constraint becomes identity. »
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