Federico Protto’s artistic practice unfolds across and along performance, sound, installation, and research. Within the works, diverse practices such as choreography, music and mixtapes, fashion, sculpture, and text converge and intertwine with his South American background. At the heart of the artistic research lies an interest with sharing narratives surrounding migration and the colonial, and our individual and collective movements through the world(s).

Out of their own experience, François Vincent and Anse Kuyl, want to create ‘Archive des Petites Morts’, a space where their own acts of mourning and those of others can exist and be witnessed. In this archive they want to include themes like the friction in between presence/absence, losing/gaining, past/future, remembering/memory loss, object/objectified body, felt in the aftermath of sexual violence.

The word is out! For the third time, Beyond the Black Box takes over different corners in the city of Antwerp to mold a four-day programme, celebrating work that breaks out of boxes and colors outside the lines of classical genres.

Sébastien Hendrickx (BE) is a dramaturge and performance artist. His debut performance The Good Life (2021) was an immersive trip imagining the good life in times of profound ecological mutations. Following the narrative piece Moddertong (2022-2024), he currently works on Palace of Justice (2025-2026), a performative portrait of the Palace of Justice in Brussels.

Maxime Arnould is a stage director. He was born in 1992 in Reims (France). After training as an actor at the Comédie de Reims, Centre Dramatique National, he will graduate from the INSAS He is both a director and a performer, while also collaborating with other artists: Ivana Müller, Paola Pisciottano, Elsa Chêne, Audrey Apers, Mikael Serre, Julie Benegmos and Collectif 3ème Vague.

Ping-Hsiang Wang is a theatre director from Taiwan. His work has focused on how human behavior is being disciplined and modified through the evolution of materiality, the internet, systems, machinery, the environment, and commerce.

Meet Keerthi Basavarajaiah, a multi-disciplinary performance maker of Indian origin, currently based in Amsterdam for over 7 years.

Meet Marko Gutić Mižimakov and Nika Pećarina.

During their stay at wpZimmer Marko Gutić Mižimakov and Nika Pećarina aim to manufacture a collaborative physical object, inspired by their mutual understanding of the queer imaginary that derives from the liberatory capacity in learning how to practice enjoyment.

Meet Milka.

Now based in Brussels, Milka continues to spread her vision and message throughout Dahomey. Her journey reflects an authentic life, one that embraces varied experiences and always aims to leave a positive legacy in the world.