Kevin Denis is a Belgian artist born in 1982. Street art has always been an undeniable source of inspiration in his creative act, as much as his reflection on the impact of passing time and the impossibility of turning back.

For the past decade, Kevin Denis's work has revolved around spontaneity with all the splendor and flaws that come with it: "There is no preconceived plan, it's a constant search for coherence between forms and contrasts that naturally come together as the composition progresses." The subtle blend of light and darkness perfectly reflects his personality.

All of our actions, successful or not, shape our story.

Some mistakes resonate within us; either they crush us or they allow us to refocus, to find our way if we become aware of them. The mishaps, the failures that we always try to hide, are worth remembering and can sometimes be useful to us.

Some paintings are designed to bring to light elements considered as mistakes. Pieces of paintings, soaked rags, traces of the past, elements that played a role in the evolution of history.

Reappropriated, associated, they finally resonate. The objective of this pictorial research is to become aware that all of our actions actually have a real impact on the outcome of our lives. To reinvent ourselves, to grow from our mistakes. To accept the traces of the past.