2024	Art intervention Permekemuseum
2022	Solo exhibition Esther Verhaeghe Art Concepts 10/04/2022 - 10/04/2022 www.estherverhaeghe.com
2021	Private view Gallery Sofie Van de Velde 05/03/2021
2020	Solo show AM Antwerpen 24/09/2020
2020	Gallery Sofie Van de Velde, online project "Art Feeds" Wunderwall https://www.facebook.com/205564152978036/posts/jacqy-duval-for-our-project-art-feeds-from-the-wunderwall-jacqueline-dehond-and-/1389420101259096/
2020	Art, my Talisman, Group show c-curated by Martin Streit & Esther Verhaeghe https://estherverhaeghe.com/art-my-talisman/ 10/12/2019 - 30/01/2020
2019	Duo exhibition "TOUCHER" Jacqy duVal & Kristel van Ballaer Hilde Vandaele Gallery 1 20/102019 - 17/11/2019 https://www.hildevandaele.com
2019	Solo exhibition Esther Verhaeghe Art Concepts 3/09/2019 - 3/10/201 www.estherverhaeghe.com
2017	Group exhibition "In the picture" Galerij Sofie Van De Velde 25/11/2017 - 13/01/2018 www.sofievandevelde.be/exhibitions/in-the-picture
2017	Solo exhibition domein Adornes, Brugge 14/10/17 - 06/01/18
2017	Project, mural painting in Duinenwater, Knokke
2017	Installation for the exhibition “Walther Van Beselaere, Verzamelaar voor de staat” in het Museum Dhondt - Dhaenens.
2016	Exhibition auction Dhondt - Dhaenens, via Paddle8 en Christie’s
2014	Solo exhibition White Interiors, Oostende
2013	IMM Kôln, collaboration Minotti
2011	Solo exhibition Jean Philippe Demeyer, Knokke

Jacqueline Dehond and Koenraad Uyttendaele together comprise the duo of artists Jacqy duVal. They both studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, and went on to have careers as a designer and an art restorer, respectively. Inspired by their understanding of and passion for art history, they have been working together on a body of abstract paintings since 2009. In Jacqy duVal's artistic practice, the emphasis is on technique and color.
Their approach is indebted to both Western and Eastern abstraction, but resolutely contemporary in method and conception. They often work in series of interconnected, yet completely autonomous works, in which a vigorous dialogue is set between repetition and variations in colors and form.

The use of “glue size”, a painting technique in which pigment is bound to cloth with hide glue, already used by Breughel and Dürer results in vibrant and profound colors. Through a pictural vocabulary of repetitive patterns, geometric forms, and interactive colour sections, an energy field, a kind of invisible vibration, a silent music to whom the spectator can connect and relate conscious and unconsciously, emanates.
These abstract images of color and form aim to inspire our imagination, to make us travel into other dimensions of the mind. Their work wants to allow us to reconnect with what we feel essential, first, in ourselves and in our relationship to the world around us.