During the Kamalmanak project he started to make short movies for the digital Dutch site NRC TV.
While filming one of these short films he invented a new art movement called Accidentalism ("Accidentally made").
He created a portrait of an unknown person, as he saw him/her with his own eye.
Afterwards he asked people on camera which person this man or woman on the painting resembled, and strange enough each time there was someone who could proof the likeness by showing a photo.

In 2008 Kamagurka did a project called Kamalmanak, in which he painted daily a painting, in total 366, because 2008 was a leap-year.
It is also the title of the book in which these paintings are pictured.
The project was sponsored by business man Marc Coucke, member of the management of the company Omega Pharma.
Coucke is an art lover and a big fan of Luc Zeebroek.
In these paintings Kamagurka tries to look at the world with an amount of absurd humor.
He was inspired by various art movements, such as cubism and pop-art.
His intention was to make his international breakthrough.

After this he kept painting in the same style, but with the slight difference that he kept doing it every day, but didn't necessarily finish a painting each time.
He made a series he called "Veluxart", because the theme he painted was always close to a roof window.
He painted a number of comic book characters (such as Tintin, The Smurfs, Batman) and cartoon characters (Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Popeye, Fred Flintstone, Mijnheer de Uil) in a style he nicknamed Neo-cubism.
He tried to imagine how Picasso, Georges Braque or Juan Gris would have treated these subjects.

Another series were the "Spiegeleipaintings" (Fried egg paintings: a chicken upon the yolk of a fried egg).
He continued with this theme and changed the chicken by i.e. three crosses on the Golgotha or by drawing another fried egg.

He also made an official portrait of Queen Beatrix with a beard stubble.
This is, according to the painter, because "a queen changes into a king if you wait long enough."
In other paintings, he's strongly influenced by Piet Mondriaan or Peter Paul Rubens or he uses the theme of another painter to make an own original work, such as "Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe" by Édouard Manet, which he transformed into "Déjeuner sous l'herbe".
During the Kamalmanak project he started to make short movies for the digital Dutch site NRC TV. While filming one of these short films he invented a new art movement called Accidentalism ("Accidentally made"). He created a portrait of an unknown person, as he saw him/her with his own eye. Afterwards he asked people on camera which person this man or woman on the painting resembled, and strange enough each time there was someone who could proof the likeness by showing a photo.
In 2008 Kamagurka did a project called Kamalmanak, in which he painted daily a painting, in total 366, because 2008 was a leap-year. It is also the title of the book in which these paintings are pictured. The project was sponsored by business man Marc Coucke, member of the management of the company Omega Pharma. Coucke is an art lover and a big fan of Luc Zeebroek. In these paintings Kamagurka tries to look at the world with an amount of absurd humor. He was inspired by various art movements, such as cubism and pop-art. His intention was to make his international breakthrough.
After this he kept painting in the same style, but with the slight difference that he kept doing it every day, but didn't necessarily finish a painting each time. He made a series he called "Veluxart", because the theme he painted was always close to a roof window. He painted a number of comic book characters (such as Tintin, The Smurfs, Batman) and cartoon characters (Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Popeye, Fred Flintstone, Mijnheer de Uil) in a style he nicknamed Neo-cubism. He tried to imagine how Picasso, Georges Braque or Juan Gris would have treated these subjects.
Another series were the "Spiegeleipaintings" (Fried egg paintings: a chicken upon the yolk of a fried egg). He continued with this theme and changed the chicken by i.e. three crosses on the Golgotha or by drawing another fried egg.
He also made an official portrait of Queen Beatrix with a beard stubble. This is, according to the painter, because "a queen changes into a king if you wait long enough." In other paintings, he's strongly influenced by Piet Mondriaan or Peter Paul Rubens or he uses the theme of another painter to make an own original work, such as "Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe" by Édouard Manet, which he transformed into "Déjeuner sous l'herbe".
Kamagurka