About ‘Ikō’ by Erik Roger
'Ikō' can be translated from Japanese as 'memory of what is past', or as 'change'.
This work captures the moment when the flowers are in full bloom. But we know this is short-lived. It recalls the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi, where decay and temporality are central.
The panel shows a group of flowers, probably orchids,…
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Erik Roger (1967, Belgium) - Artist and Teacher in Ghent
Erik Roger lives and works near Ghent, where he also has his studio. His work and passion focus on translating three-dimensional reality into a two-dimensional representation. This process creates an abstraction beyond visible reality.
Art and Education
His fascination with human beings inspires him as a teacher. Erik teaches drawing at LUCA School of Arts' undergraduate Interior Design course, where…
