HAVEN SURF x KMSKA X WABI SABI - 'Skeletons Fighting Over a Pickled Herring' by James Ensor' Surfboard
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KMSKA x HAVEN SURF X WABI SABI Surfboard - Skeletons Fighting Over a Pickled Herring by James Ensor
7’2” x 21” x 2” 5/8 - single fin, hand shaped in Antwerp by Wabi Sabi Surfboards @wabi_sabi_surf
All proceeds from the surfboard will be donated to Radio Bart, a museum project funded entirely by generous donations. (more info below)
HAVEN SURF x KMSKA
JAMES ENSOR - IN YOUR WILDEST DREAMS
In honor of this exhibition, we’ve collaborated with KMSKA to create a special capsule collection, including limited-edition t-shirts and a sweater printed with iconic works The Intrigue and Skeletons Fighting Over a Pickled Herring. Crafted sustainably in Portugal, these pieces reflect our commitment to quality and creativity. The highlight of the collection is a unique James Ensor surfboard, developed in collaboration with Antwerp-based shaper Wabi Sabi, featuring Ensor’s famous Skeletons Fighting Over a Pickled Herring.
All proceeds from the surfboard will be donated to Radio Bart, a museum project funded entirely by generous donations. Radio Bart brings a distinctive, immersive experience to the gallery, where Bart, a visually impaired host, engages visitors in meaningful conversations about art. Visitors describe the artworks they see—exploring shapes, colors, and dimensions—while Bart’s thoughtful questions, such as ‘Does this piece evoke any memories?’ or ‘If you could step into the artwork, where would you stand, or whom might you become?’, encourage them to see the artwork in new ways. This project creates a dynamic and reflective connection to art, all made possible through community support."
James Ensor, The Intrigue, Collection KMSKA - Flemish Community
James Ensor, Skeletons Fighting Over a Pickled Herring, Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium - Brussels
More info Radio Bart (in Dutch): https://kmska.be/nl/radio-bart-anders-kijken-meer-zien
For this shoot, the KMSKA granted us special access to its remarkable art storage facility beneath the museum—a space beyond imagination, housing masterpieces by some of the most renowned artists.
All pictures by Tijs Vervecken - www.tijsvervecken.com - @tijsvervecken