Thierry De Cordier

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Thierry De Cordier is a Belgian artist. He is philosopher, performer, sculptor, writer and poet. Thierry De Cordier is an existential artist who tries to understand the world through his own experience.

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Thierry De Cordier

Crucifictions, No More

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His work is the result of a personal quest: a search for his own identity, his relationship to the world, and his role within society. His work, in which the infinitely small is reflected in the infinitely big, develops organically from his inner psyche. In the last few decades, Thierry De Cordier has dedicated himself to painting. (Artist website)

Belgium / male artist / Performance art / Contemporary Art / Lettrism

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Thierry De Cordier

Crucifictions, No More, 2005

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Thierry De Cordier

Nada, 2005

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