Sound writing and unconventional forms of expression — accessibility and hospitality in institutional and non-institutional creative spaces

As part of the research-creation project Un Deux Un Deux developed within FRART, Léna Burger joins Pierre-Laurent Boudet, Lise Lendais and Aurélie Brousse in a discussion on the accessibility of creative spaces.

Léna Burger
Radio producer and sound artist · Educator-facilitator in care environments
Since 2016, Léna Burger has led the radiocourtil workshop every week with young people facing psychological and social difficulties at the IMP du Courtil (Leers-Nord). Co-facilitator at La soucoupe (Brussels), she directs its sound experimentation workshop programme. She created Les Métingues, itinerant raw-creation residencies, and produces radio documentaries including Choolers! (2026). Since June 2024, she has been leading the FRART research project at ERG, Un deux un deux, sound writing for unconventional forms of expression.

Pierre-Laurent Boudet
Producer and artistic administrator · Founder of Entropie Production, Brussels
Since 2012, Pierre-Laurent Boudet has directed Entropie Production, a Brussels-based organisation dedicated to performing, visual and sound arts. He supports artists in the conception, production and dissemination of their projects. He is co-associated with the Un deux un deux project, contributing reflections on how accessibility can be integrated into artistic creation and production methods.

Lise Lendais
Culture & disability project officer · Artistic director and scenographer
With fifteen years of experience spanning artistic creation and inclusion policies, Lise Lendais oversees individual artistic inclusion programmes at Papotin within major institutions (Comédie-Française, CNSM, T2G…). Invited expert on the National Culture & Disability Commission of the French Ministry of Culture (2025), she co-founded and co-directed Le STUDIO Film und Bühne in Vienna, a multidisciplinary venue with full accessibility. She is the author of Placement libre / Freie Platzwahl (2022).

Aurélie Brousse
Writer, director, dramaturge · Creator of radio works
Aurélie Brousse leads a dual career between humanitarian engagement (MSF, Chaîne de l’Espoir) and sound creation. Since 2018, she has co-directed the sound performance collective We Louve Radio. A podcast author for Babelfish and Europod, her documentary Quand la mer se retire (2018) received awards and was widely broadcast. She is currently working on the fiction series Profession: Humanitarian Worker, winner of the 2022 French Ministry of Culture grant.