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An artistic academic course, consisting of three bachelor years and one master year. The course revo PXL-MAD School of Arts

13/10/2026

MAD AGENDA

What does intelligence look like when it takes shape through a hand, a material, an image or an object?

For Dutch Design Week | DDW , PXL-MAD School of Arts brings together ten emerging makers from Graphic Design, Object & Jewellery and Fine Arts.

Different practices. Different materials. Different outcomes.

Connected by a shared belief that thinking, making and questioning are never separate acts.

Creative Intelligence explores how ideas emerge through curiosity, experimentation, reflection and the courage to imagine things otherwise.

Our Object & Jewellery programme is represented by Rune Vervoort, Hanne Verellen and Felien’s Colleague.

Discover the exhibition and meet the next generation of artists and designers.

📍 Dutch Design Week, Eindhoven
📅 17–25 October

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Felien’s colleague
Hanne Verellen
Object & Jewellery PXL-MAD

MAD AGENDA highlights upcoming exhibitions, lectures, events and other activities relevant to the Object & Jewellery community at PXL-MAD and beyond.

09/10/2026

MAD ON SITE

A day in Antwerp with our 1BA Object & Jewellery students, as part of the course History of Jewellery.

From visiting the shops of PXL-MAD alumni Nérée De Visser(Nérée Jewellery) and Mass Lee (Mass Lee) , founded by Josefine Mass (International Coordinator at PXL-MAD) and Dabin Lee, to discovering DIVA’s research library with Charlotte Vanhoubroeck, the day was filled with inspiration.

We also visited Rings That Rock at DIVA and ended the day at the opening of Charlotte’s solo exhibition, Inspired by Queen Louise-Marie.

DIVA museum PXL-MAD School Of Arts Hasselt Charlotte Vanhoubroeck

A day of encounters, research and jewellery in many forms.

MAD ON SITE highlights projects, exhibitions and activities by our students, alumni and team, both within and beyond the walls of PXL-MAD School of Arts.

08/10/2026

MAD AGENDA

Charlotte Vanhoubroeck — Inspired by Queen Louise-Marie

We are proud to highlight Inspired by Queen Louise-Marie, a solo exhibition by jewellery artist and PXL-MAD alumna and lecturer Charlotte Vanhoubroeck, opening at DIVA Museum in Antwerp.

Inspired by descriptions of the jewellery once owned by Louise-Marie of Orléans, the first Queen of Belgium, Vanhoubroeck creates contemporary jewellery that is not intended to reconstruct what once existed, but to reveal the emotional world of a largely forgotten woman.

📍 DIVA Museum, Antwerp, Belgium
📅 9 October 2026 – 11 April 2027

DIVA museum
Charlotte Vanhoubroeck
PXL-MAD School Of Arts Hasselt

MAD AGENDA highlights upcoming exhibitions, lectures, events and other activities relevant to the Object & Jewellery community at PXL-MAD and beyond.

07/10/2026

MAD AGENDA

David Huycke — A Cloud That Weighs More Than the Moon

We are proud to highlight A Cloud That Weighs More Than the Moon, a solo and retrospective exhibition by David Huycke, artist, lecturer and coordinator of the Object & Jewellery departement at PXL-MAD School of Arts.

The exhibition brings together more than fifty objects, spanning over three decades of artistic practice. From early bowl sets and granulation works to recent sculptures inspired by cosmic themes, Huycke explores process, form, materiality and structure. Planets, atoms, clouds, day and night, as well as darkness, horizon, order and chaos, become starting points for sculptural works in silver, balancing between figuration and abstraction.

📍 Zilvermuseum Schoonhoven, NL
📅 3 October 2026 – 25 April 2027

MAD AGENDA highlights upcoming exhibitions, lectures, events and other activities relevant to the Object & Jewellery community at PXL-MAD and beyond.

10/09/2026

OPEN DAY @ PXL-MAD Object & Jewellery

Curious about studying Object & Jewellery at PXL-MAD School of Arts? Come and experience the atmosphere on our campus in Hasselt and discover how we bring together craftsmanship and innovation within an inspiring, research-driven learning environment.

Open Day 👀
Saturday 12.09 • 09:00 - 13:00

Meet lecturers, explore the curriculum and discover whether Jewellery Design & Goldsmithing is the right fit for your artistic academic trajectory.

PXL-MAD School Of Arts Hasselt

23/06/2026

MAD ON SITE

Following the MA Object & Jewellery graduation projects, we are proud to present the final works by the 3rd Bachelor students in Jewellery Design & Gold and Silversmithing at PXL-MAD School of Arts.

💎 Marie Festraets

IN CAPSULEVORM

‘How can jewellery design, by transforming medical materials, contribute to the personal and societal handling of illness?

This project originated from a childhood drawing: a pill entering the body through a ring, making everything better again. Drawn during a period when Marie’s mother was seriously ill, this image became the starting point for a broader investigation into illness, identity, and care.

By treating pill capsules with warm water, Marie developed a new raw material that remains recognisable in origin but transforms entirely in form. The resulting jewellery explores the relationship between medicine, ritual, consumption, and healing. Inspired by the way medical objects shape our perception of illness, the work seeks to shift the focus from diagnosis to personal narrative.

Through four jewellery pieces, In Capsulevorm reflects on how jewellery can offer agency, create new meanings, and provide alternative ways of relating to illness and recovery.’

Discover Marie’s work, alongside that of the other 3BA students, as part of NEXIT/26, opening next Wednesday at PXL-MAD.

📅 Opening Night
Wednesday 24/06/2026, 19:00–22:00

📅 Exhibition
Thursday 25/06 & Friday 26/06, 09:00–18:00
Monday 29/06, 09:00–18:00
Tuesday 30/06, 09:00–20:00

📍 Object & Jewellery studios, PXL-MAD School of Arts, Hasselt

PXL-MAD School Of Arts Hasselt
Object & Jewellery PXL-MAD
Marie Festraets

MarieFestraets InCapsulevorm ContemporaryJewellery GraduationShow

👀 About MAD ON SITE:
MAD ON SITE highlights projects, exhibitions, and activities developed by students, alumni, and staff of Object & Jewellery (PXL-MAD), both on and beyond the walls of our school.

23/06/2026

MAD ON SITE

Following the MA Object & Jewellery graduation projects, we are proud to present the final works by the 3rd Bachelor students in Jewellery Design & Gold and Silversmithing at PXL-MAD School of Arts.

💎 Rune Vervoort

RUSTRUIMTE

This project explores how patterns reveal my way of thinking as a designer. An inner creative block led me to search for a way of working that creates space for intuition, experimentation, and acceptance.

By transforming feathers and making repetitive incisions in leather, I developed a visual language centered on repetition and variation. The subtle differences within these patterns give the work its character and reflect my ongoing exploration of imperfection and the unpredictable.

At the heart of this project is the idea of an in-between space: a mental place where the critical voice fades into the background, making room for experimentation, failure, and growth. Drawing on my interest in fashion, photography, and the craftsmanship of haute couture, I envision this visual language coming to life in front of the camera, on the runway, or in an editorial setting.

Discover Rune’s work, alongside that of the other 3BA students, as part of NEXIT/26, opening next Wednesday at PXL-MAD.

📅 Opening Night
Wednesday 24/06/2026, 19:00–22:00

📅 Exhibition
Thursday 25/06 & Friday 26/06, 09:00–18:00
Monday 29/06, 09:00–18:00
Tuesday 30/06, 09:00–20:00

📍 Object & Jewellery studios, PXL-MAD School of Arts, Hasselt

PXL-MAD School Of Arts Hasselt
Object & Jewellery PXL-MAD

RuneVervoort Rustruimte ContemporaryJewellery GraduationShow

👀 About MAD ON SITE:
MAD ON SITE highlights projects, exhibitions, and activities developed by students, alumni, and staff of Object & Jewellery (PXL-MAD), both on and beyond the walls of our school.

23/06/2026

MAD ON SITE

Following the MA Object & Jewellery graduation projects, we are proud to present the final works by the 3rd Bachelor students in Jewellery Design & Gold and Silversmithing at PXL-MAD School of Arts.

💎 Tosca Ipers

ACTOS

‘Parts of old musical instruments were dismantled, treated, restored, and reworked into wearable jewellery, giving the materials a new lease of life. Hammers, valves, strings, screws, wood, felt, and mother-of-pearl no longer form a playable instrument, but a piece of jewellery that responds to an action. By turning, sliding, unfolding, and folding, a transition is created each time: a state before, during, and after the action.

The ACTOS collection explores how a piece of jewellery can evoke attention, tranquillity, and a sense of familiarity through the addition of a repetitive action by the wearer. The jewellery becomes a small ritual: an action that slows the wearer down, helps them focus, and momentarily isolates them from the hustle and bustle around them. This allows the wearer to concentrate on a subtle movement, a soft sound, or a tactile experience.’

Discover Tosca’s work, alongside that of the other 3BA students, as part of NEXIT/26, opening next Wednesday at PXL-MAD.

📅 Opening Night
Wednesday 24/06/2026, 19:00–22:00

📅 Exhibition
Thursday 25/06 & Friday 26/06, 09:00–18:00
Monday 29/06, 09:00–18:00
Tuesday 30/06, 09:00–20:00

📍 Object & Jewellery studios, PXL-MAD School of Arts, Hasselt

PXL-MAD School Of Arts Hasselt
Object & Jewellery PXL-MAD

ToscaIpers ACTOS ContemporaryJewellery GraduationShow

👀 About MAD ON SITE:
MAD ON SITE highlights projects, exhibitions, and activities developed by students, alumni, and staff of Object & Jewellery (PXL-MAD), both on and beyond the walls of our school.

23/06/2026

MAD ON SITE

Following the MA Object & Jewellery graduation projects, we are proud to present the final works by the 3rd Bachelor students in Jewellery Design & Gold and Silversmithing at PXL-MAD School of Arts.

💎 Kayra Rommen

“As a designer, I position myself between the fields of jewelry and graphic design. This is visualized through reduction and stylization. A nod to the two-dimensionality, clarity, and legibility of graphic design, and the conceptualization, wearability, and three-dimensionality of jewelry design. The use of black further reinforces this reduction and stylization by allowing forms to grasp their essence. This essence creates formal recognizability and legibility of the final work and simulates an experience between flatness and spatiality. During my bachelor’s research, I wanted to transform formal restrictions into a strength. By combining the two worlds of jewelry and graphic design, I aim to find my own visual language that never completely detaches itself from two-dimensionality.”

Discover Kayra’s work, alongside that of the other 3BA students, as part of NEXIT/26, opening next Wednesday at PXL-MAD.

📅 Opening Night
Wednesday 24/06/2026, 19:00–22:00

📅 Exhibition
Thursday 25/06 & Friday 26/06, 09:00–18:00
Monday 29/06, 09:00–18:00
Tuesday 30/06, 09:00–20:00

📍 Object & Jewellery studios, PXL-MAD School of Arts, Hasselt

PXL-MAD School Of Arts Hasselt
Object & Jewellery PXL-MAD

KayraRommen ContemporaryJewellery GraphicDesign GraduationShow

👀 About MAD ON SITE:
MAD ON SITE highlights projects, exhibitions, and activities developed by students, alumni, and staff of Object & Jewellery (PXL-MAD), both on and beyond the walls of our school.

23/06/2026

MAD ON SITE

Following the MA Object & Jewellery graduation projects, we are proud to present the final works by the 3rd Bachelor students in Jewellery Design & Gold and Silversmithing at PXL-MAD School of Arts.

💎 Maud Scheers

Een eerbetoon aan haar

‘Een eerbetoon aan haar is an ode to human hair and to everyone who entrusted me with a piece of their personal DNA. This project places the beauty of human residual materials at its core, materials that often evoke feelings of disgust. Through this work, I aim to reveal the intimacy, beauty, and sense of connection hidden within them.

An essential part of my process is the transition from an individual act of collecting to a social process of donation. The exchange of these materials creates encounters and fosters stronger bonds between people. Inspired by the anecdotes surrounding these donations, I began to work visually. In doing so, I discovered the versatility of hair: at once intimate and deeply personal, yet also everyday and accessible.

I also became drawn to the hair of strangers; for me, there is something profoundly mysterious about it, and the act of creating with such a personal material embodies a great deal of trust. The portraits and jewellery that have emerged from these connections thus become a literal tribute to both the hair and its donor.’

Discover Maud’s work, alongside that of the other 3BA students, as part of NEXIT/26, opening next Wednesday at PXL-MAD.

📅 Opening Night
Wednesday 24/06/2026, 19:00–22:00

📅 Exhibition
Thursday 25/06 & Friday 26/06, 09:00–18:00
Monday 29/06, 09:00–18:00
Tuesday 30/06, 09:00–20:00

📍 Object & Jewellery studios, PXL-MAD School of Arts, Hasselt

PXL-MAD School Of Arts Hasselt
Object & Jewellery PXL-MADschrr archive

MaudScheers ContemporaryJewellery GraduationShow

👀 About MAD ON SITE:
MAD ON SITE highlights projects, exhibitions, and activities developed by students, alumni, and staff of Object & Jewellery (PXL-MAD), both on and beyond the walls of our school.

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Hasselt
3500

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+ 32 11 77 50 50

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https://www.pxl-mad.be/juweelontwerp-edelsmeedkunst

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