"An artwork is a visual symbol of a greater idea, representing movement and transformation."

Dries Celis is an artist with a deep fascination for introspection and the human experience. His work exists at the intersection of love and performance, where vulnerability and strength are in balance. Dries Celis believes that every interaction can serve as a mirror. The closer people are to you, the more they reflect your soul. That is why art and family are inextricably linked.

In his practice, Dries Celis explores themes such as sports ethics, trauma, networks, and multidisciplinary collaboration. These ideas are translated into images, experiences, and stories that confront, stimulate, and inspire. The human body often takes center stage in his work: as a medium, a mirror, and a source of both strength and vulnerability.

Dries Celis works with materials such as stainless steel, which reflects and offers a 360-degree perspective, and colors that embody the tension between warmth and coolness. Colors and symbols seem to fade, like memories gently slipping away. His monogram, the Triangle of Love, symbolizes his belief that we cannot exist without love, but that love requires energy and dedication.

As an artist, Dries Celis is critical and reflective, yet also participatory. His work not only invites you to observe but also to engage. It encourages you to pause and explore your own emotions. Experiencing means doing and above all, feeling.

Dries Celis moves within the worlds of art, branding, sports, and human storytelling. His goal is to create narratives that touch and transform people.

With his art, Dries Celis seeks the essence of existence, a state of being where warmth and performance go hand in hand.

"Those who do not exist will exist in every form, every dimension, everywhere."