"What does your safe place* look like?"
Hello world is an autonomous technological installation in which Maxime Arnould and a drone coexist. Welcome to a programmed world that responds to our emotions. Through this piece, Maxime Arnould confronts his fear of drones and their double identity...

In the midst of fermenting...
This ongoing research was born in a rural and militant environment with reflections on habitat, gardening, fermentation, collective self-sufficiency, the local...
This enquiry, and the slow and careful observation of other living beings, was accompanied by a dive...

Since 2008, street artist Vincent Glowinski (aka Bonom) has been collaborating with video-maker Jean-François Roversi on a performative transposition of his urban frescoes. In half-light, a dancer-illustrator moves around a large dark surface. He’s completely covered in white, and dimly lit with...

This Diptych is the production of two choreographic works that complement and complexify each other, like two photographic images placed side by side. Diptych is a project at the crossroads of theatre, dance, literature and visual arts, consisting of a piece for three performers (“Matamatá”) and...

Since the spring 2020, openoffice is an informal and free meeting open to all artists and cultural workers active in the performing arts in Brussels. Every first Monday of the month we meet to answer questions and exchange information about everything that is related in the development and...