Serge Goldwicht presents Moving Paintings of the Unconscious

Serge Goldwicht presents Moving Paintings of the Unconscious, a collection that transforms painting into a living, meditative experience. Based in Brussels, Goldwicht has spent decades working at the intersection of art, philosophy, and design, developing a practice that is both intellectually rigorous and visually hypnotic. His celebrated Blotch Project, first developed in 2013, established a unique artistic language in which moving inks and pigments become evolving abstract compositions. Created entirely without digital effects, his works have earned recognition for their ability to blur the boundaries between painting, cinema, and philosophical inquiry.

In Moving Paintings of the Unconscious, painting is no longer a static image but an unfolding process. Using only inks and pigments set into motion, Serge Goldwicht creates five contemplative video works where abstract forms continuously emerge, dissolve, and transform. Rather than illustrating a narrative, each work invites viewers into an inner landscape where memory, perception, and the unconscious quietly converge. Every movement feels organic, allowing the paintings to breathe, evolve, and reveal new possibilities over time.

Inspired by what philosopher Gilles Deleuze described as "graphic catastrophes," the collection embraces chance, transformation, and suggestion. These are works that reward prolonged viewing, revealing ever-changing forms that exist somewhere between abstraction and recognition. For collectors, Moving Paintings of the Unconscious offers a rare opportunity to acquire moving paintings by an artist who has spent decades redefining what painting can become in the digital age.