Glenn Sanders (b. 1989, Belgium) is a Brussels-based artist whose practice unfolds through layered explorations of space, perception, and material presence. Educated at the Academie Jan van Eyck in Bruges and later at the School of Arts in Ghent, he holds both a Bachelor and Master in Fine Arts and recently followed a seminar on colour with Félix A. D’Haeseleer.
His work has been featured in exhibitions including Spaces, Superposed States, MANUAL, Dark ’n Stormy, Wandelgangen, A Garden Party, Blue blue blurb blue.. Projects have been shown at Komplot Brussels, L’ Édition populaire Antwerp, Fred&Ferry Gallery Antwerp, Superdeals Brussels, Katapultt Gallery Scheldewindeke, and other venues across Belgium.
He continues expanding the dialogue between artistic research, built environments, and lived experience.

Artist Statement

As a studio-based artist, I use observations from my working environment and from the broader processes of material production as points of departure. For example, the repeated rolling and unrolling of linen during manufacturing, storage, or transport becomes a gesture I reintroduce into my practice. By applying diluted paint while manipulating the linen in this way, patterns and traces appear that often escape my control. Only at a later stage—through cropping, cutting, and framing—do I re-claim the image and give it a defined form.

This interplay between control and unpredictability lies at the core of my practice. It allows me to question the relationship between process and outcome, and to explore how material behaviour can shape the final work.