Anthony Leenders (1995) is a young Belgian visual artist and designer whose body of work consists of sculptures, functional objects and architectural installations. His artistic development started with studies in architecture during secondary school, where after he did his bachelor in interior with a specialization in furniture design (BID) and eventually completed his MFA at the Royal Academy of Arts in Ghent (BE). Through the whole of practice he aims to create a regenerative landscape that invites us to contemplate and guides us to a more harmonized way of living towards our planet. He perceives his creations as playful entities that serve as actors, amplifiers and bridges, connecting our inner and external living environment, with nature as a transient but also bearable catalyst. His works have been displayed at institutions such as Design Museum Ghent (BE) and MK&G – Hamburg (2021, DE). And at Belgian galleries and fairs such as BRAFA, Claes Gallery (2024), Belgian Art and Design Fair (2023), Collectible (2022), Avee Gallery (2023), Atelier Ecru Gallery (2023) and a recent solo show at Charles Decordier (2024).