They never used to talk much
Clara-Lane Lens' They never used to talk much presents androgynous figures captured in intimate moments of thought, exploring the fluidity of gender and identity through evocative, introspective paintings.
In They never used to talk much, Clara-Lane Lens explores androgyny and identity through evocative portraits that blend introspective moments with subtlety. Her paintings, inspired by diverse models and intimate settings, blur gender lines and reveal the essence of her subjects through a refined and enigmatic approach, capturing both their vulnerability and strength.
About the artist
Clara-Lane Lens is a Belgian painter known for her evocative portraits that challenge traditional notions of gender. Born in Brussels, she gained early recognition with her first solo exhibition at the age of 17. Her work is characterized by its exploration of androgyny, with figures that blend classical imagery and contemporary themes, often omitting clear gender markers to create a sense of ambiguity. This deliberate choice invites viewers to engage deeply, questioning their perceptions. After studying at Luca School of Arts in Ghent, Lens moved to Berlin, where she continues to develop her distinctive artistic voice.
