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Art installations seen in Bruges, Belgium
By Xinhua Published: Jun 02, 2021 11:43 AM
The art installation And the World Keeps Turning by Nnenna Okore is seen in Bruges, Belgium, June 1, 2021. From May 8 to Oct. 24, the third Triennial Bruges brings contemporary art and architecture to the city with rich history. With the theme TraumA, art pieces created by thirteen artists and architects were shown in different places in the city.(Photo: Xinhua)

The art installation "And the World Keeps Turning" by Nnenna Okore is seen in Bruges, Belgium, June 1, 2021. From May 8 to Oct. 24, the third Triennial Bruges brings contemporary art and architecture to the city with rich history. With the theme "TraumA," art pieces created by thirteen artists and architects were shown in different places in the city.(Photo: Xinhua)


 
People experience the art installation Strangler by Hector Zamora in Bruges, Belgium, June 1, 2021. From May 8 to Oct. 24, the third Triennial Bruges brings contemporary art and architecture to the city with rich history. With the theme TraumA, art pieces created by thirteen artists and architects were shown in different places in the city.(Photo: Xinhua)

People experience the art installation "Strangler" by Hector Zamora in Bruges, Belgium, June 1, 2021. From May 8 to Oct. 24, the third Triennial Bruges brings contemporary art and architecture to the city with rich history. With the theme "TraumA," art pieces created by thirteen artists and architects were shown in different places in the city.(Photo: Xinhua)


 
People watch the art installation Happy Coincidences by Amanda Browder in Bruges, Belgium, June 1, 2021. From May 8 to Oct. 24, the third Triennial Bruges brings contemporary art and architecture to the city with rich history. With the theme TraumA, art pieces created by thirteen artists and architects were shown in different places in the city.(Photo: Xinhua)

People watch the art installation "Happy Coincidences" by Amanda Browder in Bruges, Belgium, June 1, 2021. From May 8 to Oct. 24, the third Triennial Bruges brings contemporary art and architecture to the city with rich history. With the theme "TraumA," art pieces created by thirteen artists and architects were shown in different places in the city.(Photo: Xinhua)


 
The art installation Inner Circle by Nadia Kaabi-Linke is seen in Bruges, Belgium, June 1, 2021. From May 8 to Oct. 24, the third Triennial Bruges brings contemporary art and architecture to the city with rich history. With the theme TraumA, art pieces created by thirteen artists and architects were shown in different places in the city.(Photo: Xinhua)

The art installation "Inner Circle" by Nadia Kaabi-Linke is seen in Bruges, Belgium, June 1, 2021. From May 8 to Oct. 24, the third Triennial Bruges brings contemporary art and architecture to the city with rich history. With the theme "TraumA," art pieces created by thirteen artists and architects were shown in different places in the city.(Photo: Xinhua)