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Roger Remaut · 2026 Feature Exhibitions
The Remaut.
Collection
Roger Remaut stands as a pillar of contemporary Belgian Abstraction. His works are held in the permanent public collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Ostend, and the Belgian Government.
Full Career Overview
Into Abstraction
Works from 1982 – 1996
A rare glimpse at some of the earliest works by Roger Remaut. This period marks a decisive move away from figuration toward pure abstraction. These pieces explore form and the physical properties of the material surface, often employing a monochrome or limited palette. Texture and the interplay of structure and contrast dominate the compositions, revealing an artist deeply engaged with the materiality of paint and the expressive possibilities of abstraction.

Into Abstraction — Film
A visual tour of the installation at Xochi Art Gallery, showcasing works by roger Remaut.

New Horizons
Works from 1997 – 2000
In 1997, Remaut relocated to Billericay, England, entering a period of heightened international engagement. He became active in the London art scene while exhibiting across the UK and Europe, including Amsterdam and Quimper, and participated in interdisciplinary events such as the Norwich Film & Multimedia Festival.

New Horizons — Film
A visual tour of the installation at Xochi Art Gallery, showcasing works by roger Remaut.

Form of Figuration
Works from 2000 – 2023
In 2000, Roger returned to Belgium, settling in the Westhoek village of Pollinkhove. During this period of heightened global tensions, the Make Art Not War series was born, his work increasingly carrying political undercurrents.

Transcendence
Works from 2023 – Present
In 2023, at 81, Roger Remaut relocated to Portugal. Over five decades, he has honed a mastery of abstract form, exploring the materiality of paint and the tension between control and spontaneity.
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