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The Artist
Augustin Sagehomme is a Belgian contemporary artist recognized for his vibrant and dynamic artwork, which spans various mediums, including acrylic and oil paintings, drawings, and digital art. His work is characterized by bold use of color, energetic compositions, and thematic focus on unity, peace, and the natural world.
Early Life and Education
Details about Sagehomme's early life and education remain largely private, but his artistic development has been firmly rooted in Belgium. From a young age, Sagehomme showed an inclination toward creativity. He would often sketch during classes, using any available surface to express his artistic ideas. His early interests in architecture, fashion, and luxury industries shaped his approach to art, leading him to create designs and decorations that added his unique touch to everyday objects.
Artistic Career
Sagehomme has established himself in the Belgian art scene with numerous exhibitions across the country and internationally. His work has been showcased in key Belgian cities like Brussels, Liège, Antwerp, Gent and Knokke, as well as internationally in Shanghai, Dubai and Florence.
At the beginning, lacking a dedicated studio, Sagehomme often worked in unused spaces and one of them he even dubbed "squatelier," where he experimented with larger works, new textures, and innovative techniques. His work merges modern techniques with traditional values, producing pieces that resonate with both contemporary and timeless qualities. Sagehomme’s creations have been featured in galleries, cultural events, and high-profile collaborations, showcasing his versatility and creative range.
Notable Collaborations
Among Sagehomme's significant collaborations was a project with Belgian company D'Ieteren for the 2023 Brussels Motor Show, where he crafted original acrylic artworks that were later adapted into collector’s items, such as uniquely designed drinking bottles. These were produced to commemorate the 100th edition of the Autosalon, highlighting Sagehomme's ability to blend art with great design and objects.
Another notable collaboration includes his work with La Cylindrerie, where he painted on a Porsche car hood, reflecting his interest in merging art with automotive design.
One of his favourite collaboration is the one with renowned photographer Eric Ceccarini named The Painters Project : Sagehomme participated in this project, contributing to a collective artistic initiative that explores the fusion of different artistic visions between photography, modelling, painting.
Style and Themes
Sagehomme’s artistic style is marked by vibrant color palettes and dynamic, energetic compositions. His themes often revolve around concepts of unity, peace, and environmental consciousness, capturing the interconnectedness between humanity and the natural world. One of his significant projects, "Deer.I.Am," involves repurposing symbolic objects like hunting trophies, giving them new life through his artistic interventions. Sagehomme enjoys embedding hidden messages within his works, inviting viewers to discover notes of hope and positivity, fostering reflection and respect.
Press and Media Coverage
Sagehomme has received extensive media coverage throughout his career. Notable features include:
- Eventail Magazine: Coverage of his exhibition at Caméléon, highlighting his ability to engage diverse audiences.
- RTBF’s "C'est Presque Sérieux": Live painting event in which Sagehomme created an exclusive artwork for charity.
- IFA Paris Alumni Interview: An in-depth look at Sagehomme's artistic journey and influences, focusing on his time in Shanghai.
Recent Projects
- Porsche Centre LLN Event: Sagehomme was featured in a unique event at the Porsche Centre in Louvain-la-Neuve, where his work was highlighted.
- Foster Rosière Project: He recently presented a new series of works at Foster Rosière, showcasing his ability to adapt his art to different environments.
Philosophy and Values
Sagehomme is deeply connected to his work, finding a profound sense of balance in the act of creation. He views each piece as a personal project, fully under his control from conception to completion. This autonomy and fluidity in his approach allow him to explore his multifaceted artistic personality, inviting others to join him in his creative journey.