Philippe

GELUCK

Philippe Geluck is a versatile Belgian artist, renowned for his talents as a humorist, cartoonist and painter. Born in Brussels on May 7, 1954, he made his name with “Le Chat”, a comic strip character he created in 1983. The Cat, with his deadpan humor and absurd reflections on life, quickly became emblematic in Belgium and beyond. Geluck has published numerous albums in the series, which continues to appeal to a wide audience.

In addition to his work as a cartoonist, Philippe Geluck is a well-known stage performer and columnist. He has worked for television and radio, bringing his unique brand of humor to leading programs. Alongside his success in the ninth art, he has established himself as a complete artist, exploring art forms such as sculpture and painting.

Since 2013, Geluck has also focused on creating monumental bronze sculptures, featuring Le Chat in offbeat situations. These works have been exhibited in several major European cities, arousing great interest.

Philippe Geluck's work is distinguished by a universe that blends satire, philosophy and reflection on modern society, while retaining a simple, accessible style. His exhibitions are a must-see for fans of playful, ironic art, where lightness often conceals unexpected depth.