DelBosque

Del Bosque, born in 1960 in Sint Agathe-Berchem, grew up as the youngest child in a family with four children. Little Del Bosque looked up to his artistic father who painted some canvases himself. The work Maria is still in the possession of the family.

As a little boy, he occasionally accompanied his parents to coffee visits with Paul Delvaux, Marc Eemans and Arno Brecker. He immersed himself in the oeuvre of well-known artists and started his collection with lithographs by Salvador Dali, Miró and Picasso, among others. On foreign trips he invariably planned visits to exhibitions, museums and cultural events.

The older he got, the greater the urge to make art himself. Behind his easel he tries out numerous styles and techniques. He finds inspiration in his richly filled life, past and present.

He challenges himself to literally and figuratively paint outside the lines. He practices with different materials and experiments with new techniques. For example, he likes to structure first for more depth and movement. Bright basic colors give his creations a dynamic and warm appearance. His collection, which has been built up over the years, is regularly featured in exhibitions and previews.

Del Bosque's mission is to make art accessible to everyone. Every artistic soul deserves the chance to buy works of art. Thanks to the democratic prices, his paintings are regularly given a new life in a different interior and Del Bosque can continue to express his inspiration in new works. Each one of them creations in which he puts his heart and soul.

“Art is a passion, passion is an art. Art originates from the source of the artist's dreams and emotions, which he transforms into an original creation of his work. A work of art must make people think and must evoke emotions. People must experience art, must feel art, must be able to dream away in art…” - Del Bosque