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Strange times today, we know. So many of the terms floating around at the moment have sent positive vibing on a serious hiatus: solitary confinement, lockdown, social distancing... you could make a damn depressing martini out of them – with no olives, though, because the supermarket’s run out. And yet, even as days blur by without the external validation that turns memories into placeholders for the time elapsed, we do indeed plod on. Fresh minds never get confined, and dreams are luckily not bound to the physical jails we strive to keep healthy and, crucially at the moment, separated. None of today’s and (possibly, probably) tomorrow’s delimitations can hold down the nascent worlds of future fancies. Whether they be tangible or imagined, corporeal or immaterial, they are happening and they are very real. Anywho, meet the young hopefuls bringing new life to a decaying order; may their future be a shared one, whether it be within the limits of the physical world we’re bound to, or deep into the infinite abyss of the immaterial portals we’ve been commiserating in.

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What do we & our readers need to remember about you? Be focussed on what’s bringing you happiness and drink more water. What is the (near) future bringing you? Fingers crossed, I’m flying to Abidjan, Ivory Coast soon. What are you up to these days? Making beats, playing video games, digging for new music. What artists are you listening to? Petit Maudit, Glia, Zeroh, Medhane. What makes your heart go faster these days? Seeing that justice is a privilege that not everyone has, brings me constant stress. What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? 9 pm: I’d be probably drinking a beer while cooking. 9 am: Doing my daily exercise, eating breakfast or probably just still sleeping.

What would you like to be doing in 10 years? I would like to be having the opportunity to work from a studio in Abidjan while still travelling around Europe.

How do you bring some routine into your days? I try not to bring routine into my days except for the daily exercises thing, haha.

How does the current crisis make you feel? I’d say powerless, I can’t do anything.

What satisfies you? Seeing my friends getting recognition for what they are doing and that 4 pm ginger beer.

Did you have an exhibition/concert/show on your agenda these days? Which one? I usually have a couple of radio shows in Paris and Brussels.

including Kiosk radio, Hotel radio, Rinse France … and other projects.

revolution that will implement a deep change in the world and the current system we are living in.

Who is the person that most influenced you throughout your development in life? I’d say Hugo (RIP), a neighbour and childhood friend who shaped me when I was still very young.

Comfort food/speciality dish now? Veggie quiche or any salty pie for the comfort food and stuffed zucchini is my speciality.

What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? We are the generation of a

Lockdown hobby? I think I’ve discovered that I enjoy cooking tho hahaha.

I think Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve discovered that I enjoy cooking tho

CasseCouilles (Mathijs, Ferre, Maarten, Stand and Ramon)

Photos shot by Seppe Vancraywinkel

Band Ghent @casseco uilless

What do we & our readers need to remember about you? Maarten’s Facebook password: seksonthebeache (plz dont use). What is the (near) future bringing you? We are searching for the crack, the crack in civilization. We are gonna break the crack open and we are gonna dig a path in there. Ramon Yells: ‘Fucking Moses Babyyy.’ Stan: ‘Get ready people, get ready to follow us.’ Maarten: ‘On the way!’ Ferre: ‘Dig through the crack!’ Matthijs: ‘Where the fuck is God in here?’ What are you up to these days? Matthijs: ‘Dig!’ Ferre: ‘Hold on my eeeuhm, my pickaxe is in Maarten’s car.’ Maarten: ‘I don’t have a car anymore.’ Stan: ‘But I do!’ Meanwhile, Ramon’s hands are shaking terribly. What artists are you listening to? Michelle Mixmeister, Zita Swoon, Danny Blue and the Old Socks, Frank Zappa…. And many more crazy humans. Which records are you playing most right now? Shine bright like a diamond by Rihanna and Doomsday by Nero

What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? Recovering the parts of the eclipse, charging our reflecting bodies for the upcoming night to enlighten doomsday dreams. How do you bring some routine into your days? We don’t count in days, we count in nights. What does your face mask look like? XXL, cement (bricks); it swallowed us. What satisfies you? Maarten: Walking into the Delhaize and falling in love 5 times.

We are searching for the crack, the crack in the civilization. We are gonna break the crack open and we are gonna dig a path in there

What’s your favourite lockdown film? Ramon: Spirit, while drinking a sprite. What would you like to be doing in 10 years? To talk to people. We want to be accepted. Like everybody else. Who wants to come over for dinner? I can’t cook but we can get frietjes met joppiesaus. How does the current crisis make you feel? We feel the need for speed, action. How important are fellow companions now? How do you reach out? We are trying to connect to high spirited telepathic waves. But we haven’t got feedback yet…

What’s your favourite lockdown Instagram account? @lilpump. What’s your favourite lockdown book? Ramon: Het jongensboek – C. Iggulden H. Iggulden. Mathijs: The Guinness world record book 2007 (Those nails are sick). Ferre: Herman Hesse – De steppewolf Stan: Don Quichot – Cervantes. Maarten: The Guinness world record book 2009.

What is the latest/future project you are working on? We are making a musical with Danny Blue… But they didn’t answer yet. Comfort food/speciality dish now? frietjes met joppiesaus. Lockdown hobby? Poking each other.

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Photos shot by Ramon Klomp

Musician Peer @cellvl

What do we & our readers need to remember about you? My music would be a great place to start. What is the (near) future bringing you? I’ve got a few cool collaborations, songs and a mix file coming up, almost ready to drop. What are you up to these days? Sitting at home, interning at N.E.W.S Distribution and working on lots of sound design & music on the side. What artists are you listening to? Currently listening most to everything touched by Isak Hansen (The Empire Line / Iron Sight / Loverman). He puts so much soul into his stuff and it’s never been as relevant as it is in these times. For the rest, I’d say Charli XCX, AJ Simons and when I’m showering I’m listening 90%of the time to Lil Flash. What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? At 9 am I’m drinking a cup of coffee with my cat on my lap. At 9 pm I’m probably checking the daily items in Nook’s Cranny on Animal Crossing. How do you bring some routine into your days? Due to my internship, I have to wake up early and make a daily

video call with my mentor. It saved my sleeping pattern. During the first few months of the lockdown I dedicated myself to making music from 2 pm till 10 pm like a fulltime job. That taught me a lot as well. What’s your utopia? A place where I own a stock Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R. What satisfies you? Playing a role in connecting people through music and art, seeing artists from different disciplines collaborate, creating unity between different scenes. What’s your favourite lockdown film? Started watching Trailer Park Boys since the lockdown started. Would 10/10 recommend the movies and series as well as the animated series. What would you like to be doing in 10 years? I don’t like to set long-term goals but I do hope in 10 years I’ll own lots of different synths & music gear and be a more versatile musician than ever before. I also would love to create opportunities for fellow (starting) artists and help them polish their sound. How does the current crisis make you feel? The lockdown made me spend a lot of time alone which had its

downsides but also its upsides. Emptiness has hit me sometimes which made me feel very lazy but over time I learned to deal with it more easily. Accepting the occasional emptiness and staying productive or doing research on all types of matters kept me going. I have a very nerdy/geeky side which came in handy while being alone too.

What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? During the lockdown, I spent a lot of time learning about synth and sound design which is playing a role in how I’m going to further develop my sound. Comfort food/speciality dish now? I got addicted to toast with some yoghurt, avocado and a tiny little bit of salt & pepper on top.

During the first few months of the lockdown, I dedicated myself to making music from 2 pm till 10 pm like a fulltime job Did you have an exhibition/concert/show on your agenda these days? Which one? A few actually, I’d be playing in Aalst, in Ghent as well as on my party concepts in Leuven and Hasselt. Never even got the chance to reveal those events. But I like to think that nothing is really cancelled, it’s just postponed so I hope to be able to share more about this ASAP.

Lockdown hobby? Playing Final Fantasy X on my Switch and watching tons of synth reviews I can’t afford anytime soon hehe.

ChloĂŠ Arrouy Visual artist Brussels @chloearwy

What do we & our readers need to remember about you? Even if I may seem like a pessimist, I still love life. What is the (near) future bringing you? I wish I could answer that question. It's really hard for me to project myself in general, even more so these days. But it is ok, I guess I’ll be alright. I’m more worried about the planet than I am about myself. What are you up to these days? I sleep or listen to ambient music and cry. When I don’t sleep or cry, I am busy in my studio, I weld everything I can find which looks like metal, and I'm helping another artist (Nils Alix Tabeling) with his future projects because his work is incredible. What artists are you listening to? Forever Malibu, Radiohead, Oklou but the lesser-known tracks, Ana Caprix, Boards of Canada… I confess it's been the same for several years now and I really can see myself listening to this for the rest of my life. What makes your heart go faster these days? Sunshine and the smell of welding metal, even if it’s deadly, and maybe that’s why it makes my heart go faster.

What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? I try to wake up which is a challenge, then, I oblige myself to answer shitty administrative emails… morning is war. In the evening, I always try to see a friend and forget about my crappy morning. What satisfies you? Reading passages in books that make sense of things I've always thought about but never could formulate. What’s your favourite lockdown book? I've completely devoured Caliban et la Sorcière from Silvia Federici, which I recommend to everyone curious about the Middle Ages, witch hunts and capitalism. All of them are still hot topics. Also Le Jardin des Supplices from Octave Mirbeau, more trashy, though... How do you keep healthy? I’ve given up alcohol except for red wine, I never watch the news and sometimes I go running in the woods. How does the current crisis make you feel? Sad and alive. Sometimes angry. Most of the time, I felt living in a hurry, but since life has taken its course, I think I'll stay on the other side of the fence. I believe more than ever that we need to start rethinking systems, reinvent ways

of living and start believing, and wait for the second wave. What is the latest/future project you are working on? I'm working on an exhibition that will take place through the NEVVEN gallery in Sweden, I will present some new pieces, paintings and abstract esoteric metal forms based on carnal suffering. If you're up for it, it starts online on 3 July at www.nevven.com

talking about my weird psychology and my fears about the world. I'm incredibly lucky, they might be less. Also, There’s no day passing by without writing or talking to Julia who helps me untangle life, Igor who always teaches me things about the depths of our cosmos, Sarah who makes me laugh a lot and Arnaud, who helps me to make my sculptures stand upright. Humans are fantastic.

I’ve also stopped washing my hair, and now I’m observing the result and telling absolutely everyone about it Did you have an exhibition/concert/show on your agenda these days? Which one? I would have gone to the Supervue Festival in Liège, at the end of July. This and all the other cool stuff I wanted to go to has been cancelled, but if you have any good plans, let me know. Who is the person that most influenced you throughout your development in life? My mother who is exceptional, incredibly attentive, and my father, an inveterate handyman and technical wizard. I can spend hours on the phone with them

Comfort food/speciality dish now? Morning boiled eggs forever. Lockdown hobby? I started making music on Ableton and Logic. For the moment, my tracks are very approximate ambient instrumentals and have voices of broken-hearted girls crying non-stop. Always very funny. Otherwise, I’ve also stopped washing my hair, and now I’m observing the result and telling absolutely everyone about it.

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My new colleague Lola in front of the gallery.

What do we & our readers need to remember about you? Maybe my long hair, I’m thinking of cutting it soon by the way. What are you up to these days? I just came back from Paris where we’ve opened an exhibition by Martin Belou at Sans titre (2016) and I'm working on the opening of Dvir’s new temporary gallery this summer in Knokke, at the Belgian seaside.

How does your face mask look like? The disposable ones! What satisfies you? Ticking boxes on my to-do lists. What’s your favourite lockdown Instagram account? @phardrus for sharing such a great selection of buildings, homes and architectural sites in general.

I’ve learnt to take time to do and finish things Which records are you playing most right now? The last record of neoclassical piano compositions by Jean-Michel Blais and Future Nostalgia by Dua Lipa.

How do you keep healthy? I’m doing exercises in my living room every morning at 7:30 am.

What makes your heart go faster these days? Being able to see and meet new people again.

What’s your favourite lockdown film? The Canyons by Paul Schrader.

What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? At 9 am I’m on my way to my office. At 9 pm either I’m reading on my sofa after a long day in front of my computer or I’m having dinner and drinks with friends in my neighbourhood.

What’s your favourite lockdown book? Summer of Hate by Chris Kraus.

What would you like to be doing in 10 years? Still being surrounded and working with the people I deeply love. Did you have an exhibition/concert/show on your agenda these days? Which one? I wanted to see The World as a Pavilion by Croatian architect Vjenceslav Richter at Bozar.

What will the second part of 2020 bring you? I don’t know, I only hope the projects I am working on will happen.

Comfort food/speciality dish now? Roasted chicken – usually every Sunday evening.

What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? To take time to do and finish things.

Lockdown hobby? Making myself a Negroni at 6 pm on my terrace.

Is there anyone in your scene who needs more attention? Lola, the new dog and employee at the gallery.

Living room with my brand new acquisition of vintage Gastone Rinaldi chairs.

Desk with the catalog of Karen Russo’s solo exhibition Myths of the Near Future at Tel Aviv Museum of Art. One of the best shows I’ve seen in the past months.

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What do we & our readers need to remember about you? I take it very seriously to not take things too seriously.

What artists are you listening to? Hiroshi Yoshimura, Lucky Dragons, Pauline Anna Strom, Diseño Corbusier among many others.

What is the (near) future bringing you? A new space to live in, more projects to work on, and my new tape Speaking in Circles released on Jj Funhouse.

What makes your heart go faster these days? Reading the news.

What are you up to these days? I continued working on Schijngelaten with Bloeme van Bon as Park Pardon, it’s a series of papier-maché wall masks that we make ourselves.

What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? 9 am: Drinking coffee. 9 pm: Drinking wine. How do you bring some routine into your days? I still wake up every day at around 7 in the morning and don’t watch any series or TV during the day.

What satisfies you? When something happens and I feel like it was supposed to happen. What’s your favourite lockdown Instagram account? I like going through profiles of people selling antiques and vintage furniture. What’s your favourite lockdown book? I have to admit I haven’t been reading books during this period. What’s your favourite lockdown film? I also haven’t watched any films. What’s one of your sources of inspiration that may surprise people? I think M.I.A. is one of the greatest artists of our time, both her music and her message. How does the current crisis make you feel? Very unsure of the future and it puts a lot of things in perspective. Who is the person that most influenced you throughout your development in life? My boyfriend Kevin, we’ve been together since I was 21. What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? I shouldn’t waste my time too much and just start to do the things I’ve been wanting to do.

Is there anyone in your scene who needs more attention? Louis Reith who’s best known for his visual work also makes very nice music. Comfort food/speciality dish now? My friend Laura gave me some kefir grains so recently I’ve been making lemonades.

I take it very seriously to not take things too seriously

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What do we & our readers need to remember about you? I will always be myself no matter what’s popping at the moment. My music will always be varied and about what I experience, no fake shit! What are you up to these days? I’m working out, playing ball and recording new music so when I come out of this quarantine, I’ll have even more songs in the archives.

music, through the late night, and at 9 am I’m still sleeping. How do you bring some routine into your days? I work out before I eat, then I have breakfast. I shower, get dressed and see what the day brings. What’s your utopia? Living on an island with my girl, watching a crazy sunset every evening.

Depend on nobody, do everything yourself the way you envision it. And do it all in silence What artists are you listening to? Gunna, Tyler, The Creator, K1D, Tame Impala and Khalid are all artists I can listen to daily. Also, I can’t forget myself! What makes your heart go faster these days? The fact that our brothers and sisters of colour are being killed, still being abused and prejudiced, makes my blood boil. What are you doing daily At 9 pm I usually start recording

What satisfies you? Whenever I make a catchy hook to a beat I love, I get instant satisfaction every time. What’s your favourite lockdown book? I’m currently reading The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene. So far it’s a great read! What would you like to be doing in 10 years? I would love to have my music popping like crazy and own an independent business. And just help a lot of people in need.

How does the current crisis make you feel? At the start, it was nice because the world finally slowed down, but now I’m kind of sick of this shit. What is the latest/future project you are working on? I’m currently working on a lot of music for my first EP. It’s very exciting ‘cuz I’m experimenting with a lot of new sounds and genres. What will the second part of 2020 bring you? Refreshment and a new me. Who is the person that most influenced you throughout your development in life? My mother, she was both my dad

and mom throughout my whole life. She shaped me and I am how I am because of her. Love her to death. What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? Depend on nobody, do everything yourself the way you envision it. And do it all in silence.

Hicham Arbib

Photo shot by Hamza Seriak

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What do we & our readers need to remember about you? I’m full of ideas and I’m versatile.

What brings you satisfaction? Seeing the result of my work.

What is the (near) future bringing you? I hope for more ideas to develop.

What’s your favourite lockdown Instagram account? @mercedesbenzmuseum

What are you up to these days? I’m trying to find some clothes in Italy.

What’s your favourite lockdown book? Psychologie de l’Argent by Thierry Gallois.

What artists are you listening to? Jul, PNL, Carmen.

How do you keep healthy? An orange juice with my coffee.

Which records are you playing most right now? 'Tant Que Ca Rentre' by ABSOLEM.

What would you like to be doing in 10 years? To host a music residence for artists in my house in Morocco.

I like to trust, communicate and transmit What makes your heart go faster these days? I’ve found someone who understands my lifestyle. What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? 9 am: drinking coffee. 9 pm: drinking coffee. What’s your personal utopia? That would be a retreat in Morocco.

How does the current crisis make you feel? I feel like running behind schedule. How important are fellow companions now? How do you reach out? I like to trust, communicate and transmit. What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? I can count on my business partner.

Is there anyone in your scene who needs more attention? @danshizen, @absolem_hs and @venlo__ Comfort food/speciality dish now? Tonnarelli al pesto

Kamilia Sain

e, In-house photographer at Botaniqu ent stud ent agem man business Brussels @kamssaint

What do we & our readers need to remember about you? I did my best to find an answer to this question, but I just prefer not to. What is the (near) future bringing you? Loads of opportunities to grow even more as a person, photographer and marketer.

Sahbabii, Roy Woods, Brent Faiyaz, Pi’erre Bourne... Which records are you playing most right now? I’m currently enjoying Gunna’s new album, Wunna. What makes your heart go faster these days? My uncontrolled asthma. What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? At 9 am I’m checking my emails while taking breakfast in my garden. At 9 pm I’m probably back in my garden laying in my hammock. How do you bring some routine into your days? I bought The High Performance Planner right before quarantine

What are you up to these days? Experimenting with photography, doing some marketing jobs and resting. What artists are you listening to? Future, Lil Keed, Key Glock, Gunna,

started. It helps me in finding a balance between productivity and self-care. How does your face mask look like? Purple bandana print What’s your favourite lockdown Instagram account? None, I deactivated my Instagram during quarantine as soon as I realized the content was becoming irrelevant and corny. What’s your favourite lockdown book? Food Forensics: The hidden toxins lurking in your food and how you can avoid them for lifelong health.

I start and end my day with stretching, take my daily dose of organic elderberry sirup, drink my filtered water, avoid white food (salt, sugar, bread, rice), GMO’s, meat, dairy products. What’s one of your sources of inspiration that may surprise people? Afrofuturism and Amazigh culture. What would you like to be doing in 10 years time? I have no clue, but I know what I want to be in 10 years and I am working towards that goal.

I deactivated my Instagram during quarantine as soon as I realized the content was becoming irrelevant and corny What’s your favourite lockdown film? Enter the void, 2009. A melodrama/fantasy movie that has inspired my photography a lot during the quarantine. How do you keep healthy? Asking the health guru herself.

How important are fellow companions now? How do you reach out? I’m FaceTiming my faves sometimes but most of the time I am too busy enjoying my own company that I forget I have relationships to maintain.

to educate my siblings and me in a traditional way. We did not have access to the Internet or cable TV until 5 years ago. Meanwhile, my classmates were spending their evenings chatting on MSN and giving their online Barbie a makeover, I was listening to the radio till bedtime. I respect them for that and I wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have changed anything about it if I could.

Did you have an exhibition/concert/show on your agenda these days? It was going to be a very busy summer. Les Nuits @ Botanique, mens Paris Fashion week, Couleur CafĂŠ, Les Ardentes, Rolling Loud,.. What will the second part of 2020 bring you? During the second part of 2020, I will be back at Botanique, executing my ideas. Who is the person that most influenced you throughout your development in life? My parents for sure. They choose

Is there anyone in your scene who needs more attention? Black people being enslaved in Libya, Native Americans being dehumanized, Uyghur Muslims being held and mistreated in camps, Malians being malnourished, black people and POC getting killed because of the colour of their skin and lgbtqia+ people getting killed because of their sexual orientation need more attention. Comfort food/speciality dish now? Definitely my moms royal couscous.

Karmen Ayvazyan

Photographer and visual artist Antwerp @karmenayvazyan

What is the (near) future bringing you? Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m working on something exciting, something new. Canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t say much about it yet, but hopefully, it will bring new opportunities and collaborations. Keep an eye on my socials to find out soon! What are you up to these days? I am rediscovering video and performance art. Trying new things and playing around with different media. What artists are you listening to? Tyler, The Creator, BeyoncĂŠ & Frank Ocean.

What makes your heart go faster these days? Planning a trip for 2021. I love travelling, meeting new people, discovering new places and new cultures around the globe. What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? 9 am: scrolling the web for inspiration, browsing Instagram while I have my breakfast. 9 pm: most likely taking a long walk & meet with friends. How do you bring some routine into your days? I struggle a lot with the routine because I work from home, especially during the quarantine.

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What’s your utopia? A place like Naoshima, a Japanese art island. Naoshima is home to several contemporary museums designed by the groundbreaking architect Tadao Ando. The combination of concrete architecture and the surrounding nature is just perfect! What satisfies you? Fine dark chocolate (80% of cacao to be precise). What’s your favourite lockdown book? I’m currently reading Walk Through Walls: A Memoir by Marina Abramovic. She’s one of my favourite artists of all time.

What’s one of your sources of inspiration that may surprise people? It could be the most absurd everyday object, like a plastic bottle. Is there anyone in your scene who needs more attention? My close friend Ipek Sipahi, she’s such a talented tattoo artist. You can find her on Instagram as @rottenyellowww and @rottenyellowtattoo. (She’s the model in my picture on this page.) Comfort food/speciality dish now? Everything Korean: always down for spicy noodles. I discovered Korean food during my round trip in South Korea last summer and I’m so obsessed with it!

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What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? 9 pm: doing the dishes with my housemates while analysing the blablabla of the world outside. 9 am: observing the people of the outside world from the shower window.

What is the (near) future bringing you? A continuation of my project as a teacher in which I try to enable lines of flight that can enable grappling young people to see society through different perspectives. So they can use these ideas as streams of desire that can intersect with their dreams, ideas that allow the imagination of a possibly different future.

How do you bring some routine into your days? Counting the number of coffees I can have: 3 before lunch, lunch at 1 pm, 3 after, dinner between 7-9 and filling up space in between.

What are you up to these days? Teaching, reading, trying to write music and lyrics for a premature project with a dear friend, permanently repositioning my stuffed animals in a formation so that they each have as much access to love and attention as possible. What makes your heart go faster these days? The love for my parents, brother and sister, the warmth between my inner circle of friends, the disruptive force of loving someone. Yet another but a hopefully significant wave of outrage at racism and police violence. Justice pour Adil, Mehdi and Mawda.

Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s your utopia? Gilles Deleuze for president! Accompanied by the dismantling of neoliberalism, the fall of capitalism with its intertwined racism and sexism, and the reformations of the educational system to maximise its emancipatory and not its segregating nor disciplinary aspects. What satisfies you? The moment when I can let go of the constant urge to seek fulfilment.

Photos shot b==y Lucinde Wahlen at the school where Lander is teaching

What do we & our readers need to remember about you? I am always in for an exchange of thoughts about the meaning, (re) production and consequences of the formation of space, ideas and the body by capitalism and power.

My students, often I think they teach me more about life than the other way around

teach me more about life than the other way around. What would you like to be doing in 10 years? Being vice-president under Deleuze’s second term of office. What is the latest/future project you are working on? I am taking smalls steps to enrich my commitment as a teacher with a political chapter, by examining and collaborating in the backstage of political decision-making in Brussels. Who is the person that most influenced you throughout your development in life? My older brother Tijmen. He has set the foundations of my socio-cultural realm of thoughts and pushed me beyond my social barriers. He is the foundation of my entire social and cultural life. He took me out when I didn’t want to leave the house. He made me think critically about what’s important and what isn’t. He showed me what love, empathy, sincerity and caring for each other means. How do you keep healthy? By not fighting the infectious Flemish disease any longer to go cycling in the weekend and embrace it, with all that it brings. What’s one of your sources of inspiration that may surprise people? My students, often I think they

What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? Eggs can breathe. Lockdown hobby? The rediscovery of the manual razor I hadn’t used since I was a teenager.

Lola Haro DJ Antwerp @lolitaharo

we could still play for a crowd every weekend. What makes your heart go faster these days? Thinking about the first club gig after all this madness. What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? 9 am: mostly still in bed, I’m not a morning person. 9 pm: chilling with my boyfriend, mixing or walking out the dog. How do you bring some routine into your days? Having a dog is bringing me routine. What do we & our readers need to remember about you? I’m living for the music. What is the (near) future bringing you? I hope there will be some open airs soon so I can let people dance again :). What are you up to these days? I’m discovering a lot of new music and playing vinyl. What artists are you listening to? Derek Carr is my lockdown discovery. Which records are you playing most right now? I’m listening to a lot of hip hop these days. Electronic music makes me too nostalgic for times when

What’s your utopia? A more honest and positive world. What satisfies you? Finding an unknown banger. What’s your favourite lockdown Instagram account? @cutest.farm How do you keep healthy? I wish I could answer with sports but I don’t like it :D. What would you like to be doing in 10 years? I hope I can still do what I'm doing now but I just go with the flow and see what every day brings! How does the current crisis make you feel? I think it’s sad for all the people

I hope there will be some open airs soon so I can let people dance again

who worked so hard to get where they were before the lockdown and I hope everyone can live their normal life back soon! What is the latest/future project you are working on? The live stream for Paradise City on boats! What is the most important thing youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve learned lately? Everything can change from one moment to another so you have to enjoy every moment and get the best out of every single day :-). Lockdown hobby? Didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t start a new hobby as I was still busy digging for new music :).

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Illustrator Ghent @manoe.sun kwa

What do we & our readers need to remember about you? My work is a combination of noble black portraits and delicate but rough pen drawings, in which I question and illustrate the complexity of the relation between identity and ancestry. What is the (near) future bringing you? It’s quite unclear, right now I’m allowing myself to create something beautiful by focussing on growth and more exposure. Which records are you playing most right now? Baduizm by Erykah Badu and A seat at the table by Solange, both very powerful albums. What makes your heart go faster these days? Seeing a new generation of black people all over the world unite and try to change the system. What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? At 9 pm during quarantine I’d be eating the food I spent cooking for hours and mostly at 9 am I’d still be sleeping. What’s your utopia? A world that doesn’t only revolve around the preferences of the heterosexual white male and in which every human being is treated equally.

What brings you satisfaction? I love ASMR! What’s your favourite lockdown Instagram account? @blackarchives.co What’s your favourite lockdown book? I have a weird obsession for atypical cookbooks, From crook to cook by Snoop Dogg is one of my favourites. How do you keep healthy? I take a break from social media now and then. What’s one of your sources of inspiration that may surprise people? I've been inspired by the abundance of symbolism in paintings of Christian scenes. How does the current crisis make you feel? I have a lot of mixed feelings, I’m lucky that I was in a position to enjoy a paused world for a minute, but I’m also very aware of the fact that I’m privileged to have had support from the government in a blink of an eye, while in reality, our wealth rests on the exploitation of the Congolese population that never received any form of compensation.

Being in quarantine gave me more insight into the way I have been living my life, it forced me to find my rhythm and joy in living more consciously What is the latest/future project you are working on? I’ve created the poster for Dalilla Herman’s play Her(e) which premiered in February at NTGent and now I’m working on this year’s visual identity for Studium Generale Gent. Who is the person that most influenced you throughout your development in life? It’s hard to point out one person, I’d rather say African American culture in general, as an AfroEuropean kid, that was the closest form of representation I got to see on tv. What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? Being in quarantine gave me more insight into the way I have been living my life, it forced me to find my own rhythm and find joy in living more consciously.

Is there anyone in your scene who needs more attention? I don’t really see myself as being part of any scene, but I'd love to see black creatives, in general, get more attention. Comfort food/speciality dish now? Deep-fried homemade chicken nuggets with a sweet chilli-based sauce. Always. Lockdown hobby? Growing plants from cuttings, never thought I’d be doing that, but it’s actually fun and super therapeutic!

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What do we & our readers need to remember about you? I’m as much passionate about cooking incredible food daily as I am by photography. If not even more. What is the (near) future bringing you? Focusing on my photographic practice and making a lot of handmade prints in the darkroom. What are you up to these days? Listening to live sessions and discovering new jewellery artists. Which records are you playing most right now? Signz by O.B.F., Divine by Barrington Levy. I’m also obsessed by the debut EP of Crystal Murray called I was wrong. A neo-soul/ R’n’B/electro gem. What makes your heart go faster these days? On a positive side: talking to my mum on the phone or mastering a dish I’ve never tried before. On a negative note: racism, seeing all this police brutality that took all those black lives scrolling on the internet. 1312 over and over. What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? At 9 am I’m either preparing a green smoothie or a mix of hot water, matcha, coconut oil and cinnamon. At 9 pm I’m usually scanning films.

An Italian photographer said: ‘I don’t have a sister, maybe that’s why I’m looking for her in every woman’. I felt that What satisfies you? Feeling that somebody felt more confident and beautiful through my lens. What’s your favourite lockdown Instagram account? @monicagreatgal, she’s a Dominican descent/New York painter. She’s trying to be very honest about how she feels, and I love how she portrays brown girls in a domestic environment, exploring the concept of spaces in her paintings. What’s your favourite lockdown film? Not a movie but I’ve been travelling by proxy to New Caledonia

by rewatching the first seasons of my favourite teenage drama show Foudre. I want to go there so bad. What’s one of your sources of inspiration that may surprise people? Renell Medrano is my g.o.a.t. inspiration regarding black people shooting black people portraits with so much love and respect. What is the latest/future project you are working on? I’m starting a project based on the idea of sisterhood. It’s a relationship that has always interested me. Maria Clara Macrì, an Italian photographer said: ‘I don’t have a sister, maybe that’s why I’m looking for her in every woman’. I felt that. Did you have an exhibition/concert/show on your agenda these days? Which one? I was supposed to take part in a

collective exhibition about street harassment in Brussels in May but it’s postponed to October. What will the second part of 2020 bring you? I want to be more confident. I don’t want to feel dissociated anymore when people tell me that they love my work. I have to believe in myself first to feel legitimate. Who is the person that most influenced you throughout your development in life? With hindsight, I would say my inner child. I try to make her comfortable and proud in my daily life. My first and probably the only tattoo is about her. What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? That mental health is as fragile as the physical one.

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DJ, El Sistema Pa sota, Nooit Meer Naar Huis & Ogen Toe Ghent @dj.zwart

What do we & our readers need to remember about you? What an odd question. I guess the passion and energy I invest in music and our projects. I believe a person is constituted by the things he or she does and the people he or she chooses to keep close. What is the (near) future bringing you? If I’d know, I’d sleep better. Last year showed me that as long as you do good things, good things will come to you. Good things aren't always easy though. What artists are you listening to? What a terrible question! As a DJ I often find it hard to pin down specific artists because I mostly think in genres. To name a few artists: Himera, Aïsha Devi, ascendant vierge, HDMIRROR and The Weeknd. Which records are you playing most right now? I can’t really say, it changes every day. I often fall back on Himera because it brings me great comfort. But the last record I listened to was upsammy’s Zoom. I’m a sucker for sound design, and this record is as good as it gets. What makes your heart go faster these days? Not only these days but in general: listening to a song and imagining it

blasting through a sound system with all my friends around me. For me, the most representative song for this feeling is the last quarter of Djrum’s ‘Tournesol’. Close your eyes and let your body move. Try it. What does your face mask look like? Just as my regular face, serious and angry. But I always say, even hard-boiled eggs are soft on the inside. What satisfies you? It sounds corny, but hearing that one well-designed dancefloor filler for the first time and being overwhelmed by the endless complexity and the sheer talent of the artist. That’s what keeps me going, that’s my bread and butter. Try ‘Xull’ by Bruce for example, it’s mind- and genre-bending. What’s your favourite lockdown Instagram account? @meta.maur.phos.een is pure eye candy. @carcajv as well. What’s one of your sources of inspiration that may surprise people? I guess Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida. They’re both thinkers with extremely powerful, fruitful and flexible theories. Foucault taught me the perspective of historical social constructivism, and Derrida a mindset of poetic never-ending analysis.

What would you like to be doing in 10 years? Having a co-working, co-living and co-creating space with all my friends, because dreaming is dull when done alone. How does the current crisis make you feel? I’ve never been so sensitive for and furious about the inequalities and cracks in our broken and vile neoliberal world. It only inspires me more to implement mechanisms and stepping stones of change into our projects. Even if they're at the micro-level. Who is the person that most influenced you throughout your development in life? My mom, without a doubt. She’s a single mom, she learned Dutch from scratch, and she worked herself up quite well while raising two kids. She’s the strongest person I know. What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? How fragile we are, as a person, as a species, and how important care and solidarity is. And how detrimental some societal and global mechanisms are to our well being.

As long as you do good things, good things will come to you. Good things arenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t always easy though

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What do we & our readers need to remember about you? Whatever you’d like. I don’t like to impose things on people about who I am or what I do. Everyone’s impression is different. What is the (near) future bringing you? Little fun projects! Making customised tables and bags, redecorating my atelier/living space, a lot of sewing for new artworks probably. What artists are you listening to? Bambounou, DjRUM, Oli XL, L U C Y and (an alias of Four Tet apparently).

How do you bring some routine into your days? I try to wake up early, with the emphasis on the attempt. But like I said earlier, I don’t like to plan things in advance. In my opinion, giving yourself space and time is very important. Take time to think about what you want to do and what makes you happy that day or at that moment. What’s your utopia? This is a difficult question. Because I don’t think about this very often. I usually try to make the best of every situation and eliminate negativity from my life. Of course, you

can’t have ups without downs. But a world where people support each other instead of rivalry would be pleasant. Being able to accept each other for who we are and what we like to do instead of imposing mandatory standards in every area. What satisfies you? Seeing the result of weeks’ worth of research about how I can make an art piece come to its own with a space or in dialogue with other pieces. Talking on for hours about fellow artists’ work and their interests. Also things like dancing through the night with my friends, that’s one hell of a stress reliever. Being surrounded by people I love and feel safe with and just lose myself in music.

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What’s one of your sources of inspiration that may surprise people? Everyday life. I often get little ‘eureka’ moments. When I’m walking through the city by myself, driving my car, being in a conversation or during class. Those are moments where I’m lost in my own thoughts and those often bring the best ideas, solutions or art pieces. What would you like to be doing in 10 years? Something that makes me happy. Probably a combination between something in the cultural sector, such as curating or setting up events, and being an artist. It’s especially important to me that I get satisfaction out of it. What is the latest/future project you are working on? I just finished this project called Bewogen weerklinkende vormen (moved resounding objects) where the main theme is the conversation between colours and shapes, space and the viewer. The next challenge is to find out how those change under each other’s influence. Did you have an exhibition/concert/show on your agenda these days? Which one? I was going to be part of a performance by Noé Soulier in Z33, but because of COVID-19, it got cancelled.

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Who is the person that most influenced you throughout your development in life? In a not self-centred way, especially myself. I’m a huge self-analytical person and I think a lot. I like to learn from myself, to know how I think and why I think a certain way. What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? To put things into perspective, let them be what they are. And that’s okay. Lockdown hobby? Sewing, sewing and oh yeah, sewing.

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What do we & our readers need to remember about you? Life is a process of growth so I hope people will keep seeing me (and themselves) as something fluid and outside of what society wants us to see. What is the (near) future bringing you? I like to stay busy with the process rather than the result, so I'll just keep going forward step by step, like someone who runs a marathon and at the same time enjoys the run. What are you up to these days? After the quarantine, I started my daily shoots again. I’ve turned my living room into a studio so that has been my main activity. What makes your heart go faster these days? Seeing people come together again and form a community fading the separation, whether it's in bars or at a protest against racism. What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? 9 am: Drinking tea and setting goals for what I want to achieve that day. 9 pm: Picking out a film to watch. How do you bring some routine into your days? Except for movies and tea I don't

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feel like I need a routine, I prefer spontaneity. What’s your favourite lockdown book? I was planning on doing some intense reading and diving deep into this pile of books I have laying around, but in the end, I’ve spent more time enjoying small and precious things in reality. What’s your favourite lockdown film? Hitchcock's Rear Window, about a photographer who can't go outside so he spies on his neighbours, each of their windows/lives shows a movie in a movie.

What’s one of your sources of inspiration that may surprise people? Things that are perishable and fragile like time, because these characteristics make them precious at the same time. What would you like to be doing in 10 years? Deleting all my photographs to start from zero.

What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? Staying true to my vision and following my own voice. Is there anyone in your scene who needs more attention? Filmmaker and art director Zoë Boogaerts, because of her giant potential and vision combined with her never-ending love for others.

I’ll just keep going forward step by step, like someone who runs a marathon and at the same time enjoys the run How important are fellow companions now? How do you reach out? The most important of all! I often call my mother to tell her I love her and I try to comfort friends who are having a hard time with advice and humour. What will the second part of 2020 bring you? Love and the energy of starting anew. Who is the person that most influenced you throughout your development in life? Iranian poet Ahmad Shamlou.

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Comfort food/speciality dish now? Thai curry with loads of vegetables, coconut milk and bamboo sprouts. Lockdown hobby? Teaching my better half how to kickbox.

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What do we & our readers need to remember about you? We’re a nomadic workspace and collective which is in constant transformation and continuously adopting different roles. What is the (near) future bringing you? Our collective is graduating with a collective thesis. The thesis will find form in a (performative) publication. What does your heart go faster these days? Black Lives Matter, climate change, ... – the state the world is in general… ! And questioning how to act as a collective in these times…

What’s your favourite lockdown book? Iris: Wanderlust - Rebecca Solnit . Senne: A Breath Of Life - Clarice Lispector. Marius: The Divine Comedy - Dante Aleghieri. Judith: A Field Guide To Getting Lost - Rebecca Solnit (thank you Iris!). What would you like to be doing in 10 years? With PA\WS we’re planning on writing a dialogue in our publication/thesis on how we imagine our future. We want to evolve in supporting each other collectively, motivate and support each other’s practices and practices of other artists.

A lot of reading, writing, walking, drinking and protesting What’s your utopia? Our collective utopia is basic income, permaculture, equality, and a lot of trees. What’s your favourite lockdown Instagram account? We once took over @hettheaterfestival account; we still have the login, be aware!

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How important are fellow companions now? We acknowledge the strength of physical togetherness, collective thinking and practising. It generates multidisciplinarity and multilingualism. More than ever it’s important to re-think our practices as artists and human beings. It’s time to re-connect, but differently with our environment and with the other!

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What is the latest/future project you are working on? First we will finish our thesis and master project in which we’ll try to build an installation with all the footage from our different walks and different imaginations. What will the second part of 2020 bring you? PA\WS: We’ll be having our graduation show at the beginning of September 2020. Senne & Judith: We’ll be working within the collective NOON on our third performance. Marius: I’m trying to show my short movie Festina Lente. Next to this, I will be working on my film and play based on The Divine Comedy. Iris: I’m the only one who’s actually out of school from this year on, which means that I’m confronted with the financial struggles within the cultural field. What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? Iris: Trees are probably much smarter than human beings. Judith: Trust in your closest friends. Senne: Intimate sharing is the most beautiful form of sharing. Marius: Learning to be alone.

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Comfort food/speciality dish now? Marius: Shitake, Asian aubergine (baked in semi-sweet soy sauce), peppers, mange-touts, bok choy and soy-burgers marinated in soy sauce, garlic and ginger, coconut and a pinch of lemon topped with sesame seeds. Hmmmm Judith: Gnocchi alla sorrentina Senne: Grilled langoustines with a bunch of red onion and garlic. They are also very nice with a grapefruit-butter sauce. Iris: Dumplings.

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What do we & our readers need to remember about you? We look for a balance between seriousness and joking around, cuz you can be trappin’ while cappin’ but never cappin’ while trappin’...

What is the latest/future project you are working on? We’ve been dropping singles lately, but there’s a Puss & Taylor beat-tape and a new TopCash EP coming up.

What is the (near) future bringing you? Nothing is 100 % for sure these days. We’re just gonna keep creating, on- and offline.

Lockdown hobby? Gapi and BBJ have been pushing their wood again. Jorgen and Taylor been playing way too much NBA2K.

What artists are you listening to? Anything YSL, Lil Gotit, Chief Keef, BasedGod. Gapi loves some Spinvis from time to time, Taylor bumps some Speaker Knockerz on the daily. What makes your heart go faster these days? Money, friends and stressin’ about school. What are you doing daily at 9 pm/9 am? Putting on full outfits while never leaving the house, mainly. What’s your utopia? It’s a little different for everyone in the clique, but it all comes down to a place where everyone can truly express himself while caring as much about each other as about themselves. BBJ would like to live in a Hieronymus Bosch painting. Maybe that’s the spot.

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What’s your favourite lockdown Instagram account? @smibhoodflicks, @nba, @lilsaintsosa4. Our own. And s/o to @gap_i_0.9.

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What do we & our readers need to remember about you? We believe that the ironic mind is a dangerous thing and we stand behind Mister Spaghetti, who was responsible for this quote: ‘I had to knock because the bell didn’t work’.

What satisfies you? The smell of dying capitalism and everyone who is trying to smash the patriarchy. But also don’t forget to smile and think about the animals!

We like looking on the streets of Flanders for Josse de Pauw look-alikes What are you up to these days? To be honest we’re a little bit scared of the future but we are drinking Maredsous Blond, watching cartoons (Yes, everything is an inspiration lol) and preparing a strip act for our theme park. However, money is still short, so until we have enough money, this is only pie in the sky. What artists are you listening to? Everything that was written by Miguel Wiels. How do you bring some routine into your days? Who said artists need to have a routine? What does your face mask look like? A Flemish lion in rainbow colours. The lion is the king of the jungle by the way.

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How do you keep healthy? Bold of you to assume we try to keep fit. How does the current crisis make you feel? Poor and ‘prikkelarm’, we don’t know the English translation. And happy and horny. What is the latest/future project you are working on? We’re working on a musical called The Importance of Being Flemish. We’ll play it at Vooruit in Ghent on 23, 24, 25 and 26 September. What will the second part of 2020 bring you? Maybe money?

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Who is the person that most influenced you throughout your development in life? Josse de Pauw. We’ll always remember what he said to us: ‘We’re all born naked and the rest is drag’. What is the most important thing you’ve learned lately? There is always more dishwashing to do than you think! Is there anyone in your scene who needs more attention? The Brussels-based theatre group The Performance Boys makes amazing art. Comfort food/speciality dish now? Litres of Lemonade with vegan ‘stoemp’. Do you know what ‘stoemp’ is? Lockdown hobby? Looking on the streets of Flanders for Josse de Pauw lookalikes. We’re even organising a Josse de Pauw look-alike contest in September. So, Josse-doubles: stay tuned! What’s your favourite lockdown Instagram account? The account of NTGent (@ntgent). We love their new slogan ‘Think Critical’. Close second: the one of Koen Crucke (@koenenco).

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What’s your favourite lockdown book? All the stuff by Hannah Arendt, Alain de Botton, Frans Phanon and some previous editions of Subbacultcha magazine. What’s your favourite lockdown film? If you need a miracle, be a miracle by Dr. Phil (Jury Prize Cannes 2015).

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