An’s captivating showcase revives the beauty of Limburg and Genk’s landscapes, a century after renowned landscape painters flocked to Genk, meeting at the Station d’Artistes. Over the years, the arrival of coal mines transformed these landscapes, replacing their romanticized beauty with the harsh realities of industry. Yet, Vanderlinden’s work reveals that these landscapes remain beautiful and romantic. Her art incorporates the terrils—coal mine spoil tips—that now define the region, offering a new dimension and inspiration for artists. Join us on Sunday, June 23th and experience how she brings these dynamic landscapes back to life, celebrating their enduring allure and evolving charm.