Isabel Bronts

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On the sixth and top floor of a 1960s Modernist block in Antwerp’s diamond district, Dirk de Roeck’s apartment is a cabinet of curiosities with panoramic views. The building itself was initially built for a prominent doctor and later became the residence of the Mozambican ambassador. When De Roeck moved in he found seven Makonde helmet masks that had been abandoned in the basement.