WeLoveBrussels visited the so much talked-about #ExpoSerrano at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium (follow their instagram at @fineartsbelgium). This exhibition is definitely a great experience if you love photography or if you simply want to discover an amazing (and realistic!) world that famous artist Andres Serrano captures.
From homeless people to explicit (and for some controversial) nudity, this is definitely an expo not to be missed!
Titled ‘Uncensored photographs’, the expo is open until 21 August at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium.
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