Un gant, un hachoir, une plume suicide Test Department brings together an

Test Department brings together an accumulation of tests and studies originally produced on wood panels by Belgian artist Charline Tyberghein (°1993) since her graduation from the Royal Academy of Antwerp

comme des blips radar sur une route sombre

de souvenirs

perdus dans une masse rendue informe

les grands thèmes se dessinent : les visuels sont éclairés par des textes accessibles qui leur apportent un contexte historique et iconographique

Un gant, un hachoir, une plume suicide Test Department brings together anWhat do we do with the belongings of our deceased loved ones? What do these objects, these relics that remain with us and that accompanied them throughout their lives, tell us about a person? And more specifically, what is passed down from woman to woman grandmother, mother, daughter granddaughter? Un gant, un hachoir, une plume (A glove, a chopper, a feather) is an intimate journey in images, through the objects of a family of women from Betty to