Since 1960 he regularly traveled to New York, where in 1965 he found a technique that he really came up - acrylic paints. In the same year he created his most famous work - "Central Park" (picture number 6), in which he first used the "marginalia" (the central image is bordered by vignettes that complement the content of the picture), to which he applied under the influence of comic books . The interaction between these areas contributes to the work element of mystery.
In 1965, André Breton, Pierre Alechinsky invited to participate in the X-th International Exhibition of Surrealism "absolute gap.
In 1998, he had a solo exhibition in the public gallery, de Pom, and in 2004 - one more in the Pompidou Center.
Finally, in 2007-2008. on the occasion of his eightieth anniversary of the Brussels Royal Museum of Fine Arts organized a retrospective exhibition of his.
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