Blending photography, assemblages of collected elements, writing, installation, and performance, Ix Dartayre is a multidisciplinary artist who explores sensitive relationships between images, bodies, and spaces, paying particular attention to the gestures and presences she invokes. Her installations thus become vectors of memory, intimacy, and connection, opening onto narratives that are both personal and collective.

In predominantly bass, break, glitch, slut, trap, and hardcore universes, Girlfriend builds dynamic, euphoric, and mysterious soundscapes. Her mixes, travelling between 110 and 170 BPM, are a true love letter to her sisters. The Dolls to the front, the boys in the back 🐾🎶 (visual attached).

Aïcha Chikh is an Algerian visual artist and performer whose background combines training in evolutionary and biodiversity sciences in Oran and at the University of Montpellier with studies in fine arts. Her work explores zones of uncertainty between scientific discourse, the body, memory, and migration.

Ava Namen is a Brazilian tarot reader and interdisciplinary artist based in Marseille. Her practice unfolds within an oracular space, between subtle and immaterial constellations, through the creation and assemblage of objects in relation to space and the body.

Laju Bourgain is a performer and DJ (Miss Joli Butt Kunt). Through dance, writing, and participatory works, they tell stories of entering trance states, community celebrations, and collective quests.

Leïa de Guibert is a Marseille-based writer and artist. Her texts, infused with transness and faith, explore metamorphosis, the living world, grief, and the materials of the world. Elements hybridize and shift in a form of writing that is at once poetic, mystical, and erotic.

Nuria Mokhtar is an artist and writer. She is interested in the ways marginalized and minoritized bodies are treated, and in the question of violence within both political and intimate contexts.

Prudence is the side project of the DJ Girlfriend. This alter ego was born from a desire for gentle creation, carried by heavy ambient layers through which music and lamentations weave. In searching for God in solitude, Prudence loses herself in sound, drifting at the heart of cyborg and earthy landscapes.

Sasha Ariel is a multidisciplinary artist for whom writing is a central material. Their research explores the connections between sexual identity, gender identity, and class identity. Through precarious installations and performances conceived as processes in transformation, their work privileges becoming over fixed form. Rooted in a collective dynamic, their practice claims a queer and proletarian art, between brutality and softness, giving visibility to marginalized realities.