Jean Biche is a performance artist, graphic artist and musician who creates a unique theatrical universe of baroque and often disturbing images which challenge the viewer with unresolved questions of personal boundary and the significance of ritual.

His work specifically unseats rote notions of sacrifice, heartbreak and gender by combining pop references, legend and nostalgia in subversive an unexpected combinations, a process which has been said to resemble a medieval exorcism in its erasure of comfortable presumption and unforgettable enigmatic tableaux.

Jean Biche earned his Masters degree in Illustration at La Cambre in 2001, and takes inspiration in his work from such outsider artists as Leigh Bowery or Felix Gonzales-Torres.

Jean Biche has collaborated with Yves-Noël Genod, An Pierlé, Damien Jalet, Pierre Droulers, Laetitia Bica, Mademoiselle Jean, Dominique Thirion, and many more.

The Stress is the DJ alter ego of Diederick van den Ende. Starting out in 2011, The Stress hosted Sunday afternoon chillwave / electro-pop parties in his hometown Utrecht and started DJ’ing. While the nu-disco wave spread across Europe, The Stress played his first gigs in Amsterdam. It was here that he developed his taste for progressive disco, mixed with queer-, vogue-, house-, internet-, new beat-, and electro-influences.

The Stress is resident DJ for the Amsterdam based queer family UltraSexi and a regular for our parties.

Because of The Stress’ involvement in activism and academia, The Stress solely plays for queer, pride and intersecting causes worth supporting.

Producer and DJ of electronic music, Panteros666 is one of the four creators of Club cheval alongside Sam Tiba, Myd and Canblaster. They released their first album ‘Discipline’ in 2016 on Parlophone. In parallel, Panteros666 is also at ease working solo merging the lines between anthemic melodies and innovative sound design. Releasing his first EP in 2011 on Sound Pellegrino, he topped the charts in 2013 with the techno anthem ‘Baby F-16′ released on Bromance Records. Then comes ‘Hyper Reality’, a 7 tracks mini-album released on the same label and which defines Panteros666’s trademark club sounds and his vision of music: a multifaceted utopia. Panteros666 directs all his visuals and web experiments with collaborator Inès Alpha. With his 3D squad they teamed up with VICE’s Creators Project to create his own augmented reality performance: “Hyper Reality Live show ». More recently, they directed the DIY-Ridley Scottesque video for “Clear”, a track in collaboration with Woodkid. Panteros666 has now revealed his new project #HYPERALLIANCE: a coalition of 3D and New Media artists bringing together club culture and digital art, led by him and Ines Alpha.

Like many kids in late 80s/early 90s Belgium, AAGUILAA was captivated by the swirling innovation of EBM and New Beat. But only after experiencing the full-body feeling of italo disco and hi-NRG played over a proper soundsystem he matured his lifetime love for neon lights and for the darker, synthesized side of dance music.

He is resident and programmer at Los Niños but also known as the founder of FFORMATT, our temporary cultural space in the heart of Brussels, now closed.

You can listen to his vinyl & quality music selection on radio stations as Kiosk Radio, Red Light Radio, The Lot, We Are Various, East Side etc.

Playing in bars and basements, from private parties to events in metro stations, including Lisbon, Berlin, Paris, Milan, Vienna etc.

Andrew Hogge, the head honcho of ESP Institute is known for his exquisite taste and unique pick of records that you (most of the time) have never heard before. He’s much more than a man with an eclectic library however; he’s a DJ, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and the ear and face of his record label ESP Institute with releases on it from Young Marco, Cleveland to Tambien.

His reputation as a tastemaker was already well established via the 999 song mix at www.lovefingers.org which he began in 2006.

Josh Serafin is a Filipino dancer, performer, maker currently based in Brussels, Belgium. He started his dance training as a ballet dancer and later on discovered modern, contemporary and pole dancing. He is a graduate of Philippine High School for the Arts where he majored in Theatre Arts, he also studied in Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts major in Contemporary dance before being admitted to the school P.A.R.T.S in Belgium where he is currently in his last year.

For the past years he has been touring/ collaborating with independent artist, productions, performance, installation, films, and choreography both in Europe and Asia.

Performance artist
Lip-sync performer
Club girl
Female activist
+Size Model
Actress
All-round entertainer
Go go dancer from hell

From middle eastern traditional dances to the five elements of vogue, through reading cards at the fashion week, sex and horror, Aswad explores several aspects of what it is to be a queer and macabre witch of colour nowadays.

Dinis van Vreden is an artist mainly focused on queer performance and representation. After finishing a Master degree in lens-based media at the Piet Zwart Institute, he started engaging in durational performances. These are derived from popular culture and deal with feminist and queer aspects of the body and their fascist opposition. This has translated to many hours of continuous dancing to Beyoncé in places like Foam Amsterdam, ki Beyoncé, Mysteryland festival, American Apparel Antwerp, V2, WORM, Showroom MAMA, Het Nieuwe Instituut, Vrankrijk, Arti et Amicitiae, GROUNDS, Luxor Arnhem, The Performance Bar, Motel Mozaique Festival, Roodkapje Rotterdam and many others.

Most recently Dinis has been doing festival performances with collectives like Non De Gene and Club K. While his latest work was a 3 hour performance of continuously singing Cher’s Strong Enough with Lianne Rueb. Dinis also started a new radioshow called “A Little Less Ribbon Dancing, A Little More Talking” that debuted at Operator Radio in Rotterdam. The show, accompanied by poetry readings and music, talks about problematics within the Netherlands surrounding Pride, queer visibility, inclusivity, battles the rise of homonationalism.