Landscape of Silence: Time monochromes with Guy Vandromme
Sat, 17 Oct 2026 · 09:00
Act2, Messelbroek (Scherpenheuvel-Zichem)
€5–12
Met Timemonochromes you discover silence in relation to everything that surrounds it: sound, image, space, and time.
Dive into the challenging musical, spatial, and plastic world of silence with act2.
Would you like to start the day with a sounding Tai chi session? Or do you prefer to join one of the world creations by Anastassis Philippakopoulos (GR) or Fabio Gonfrida (IT).
Perhaps you are more looking forward to the plastically dreamy world of Morton Feldman and the new video work of Paul Beaudoin. This living installation is offered to you by Guy Vandromme (curator/pianist) who invites Koen Van Synghel (architecture critic) as a guest during Timemonochromes/Messelbroek.
Interventions start at various times, and the day concludes with an evening concert.
Program and participation fee
9:00 AM: musical intervention with Tai chi (8 euros)
11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, and 3:00 PM: musical intervention (5 euros per intervention)
7:30 PM: evening concert (12 euros)
Day ticket at 25 euros
Practical information
Saturday 17 October
act2, Testeltsebaan 61, Messelbroek
Inschrijven via timemonochromes@gmail.com
Timemonochromes?
The term monochrome originally comes from the visual arts, and means in a single color, with various shades or nuances. In the musical world, this term is used for compositions that move away from rich harmonies, romantic coloring, or orchestral effects. It is music in a pure form where structure, rhythm, and the experience of it in time are central.
It is precisely by playing with the sense of time that the work Timemonochromes brings you closer to stillness.
With his concept Timemonochromes, Guy Vandromme has already entered into dialogue with various artists from different disciplines.
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Organisatie
Deze activity of act2 is part of Landschap van Stilte. This is the program of Landschapspark de Merode around the Day of Silence.
https://www.bezoekdemerode.be/landschap-van-stilte-2026