Luc PEIRE (1916-1994): Triptych. Three color silkscreen prints on Plexiglas. Signed

Luc PEIRE (1916-1994): Triptych. A set of three color silkscreen prints on Plexiglas. Signed lower left. Numbered 61/100 on the back.

Measures 60 x 40 cm

Luc Peire (1916–1994) stands as one of Belgium’s most visionary modern artists, whose career spanned over five decades and traversed the evolution from expressive figuration to abstract, spiritually-infused forms. Born in Bruges, Peire studied at the esteemed Beaux-Arts institutions of Bruges, Ghent, and Antwerp under the guidance of Gustave Van de Woestyne, grounding his early work in Flemish Expressionism.

By the 1950s, Peire began to develop his signature style: a dynamic interplay of verticality, abstraction, and minimalism that came to be known as **Verticalist Abstraction**. Reducing the human figure to symbolic, elongated forms, he explored space, repetition, and movement, creating compositions that evoke both meditation and transcendence. His celebrated "graphies"—monochromatic, vertically-oriented compositions—demonstrate his mastery of line, rhythm, and spatial harmony.

Peire also pushed the boundaries of visual experience through immersive mirror environments and collaborations with architects, merging art with space in innovative, experiential ways. His works have been featured in major exhibitions across Belgium and Europe and are held in prominent public and private collections.

A piece by Luc Peire represents not only a striking aesthetic achievement but a profound exploration of spiritual and architectural abstraction. Collectors acquire more than a work of art—they claim a visionary legacy that bridges Expressionism, Minimalism, and meditative abstraction. This is a rare opportunity to own an original by an artist whose influence resonates in the evolution of 20th-century European art.

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