The Pool

📣 Friday 6th June | 19:00 📣

Oswild is the musical universe crafted by Guilain Delanoue, Trained as a classical musician, he later expanded into the world of electronic music, shaping a sound that blends dreamlike soundscapes, intricate rhythms, and ethereal melodies. With a sound that fuses IDM, ambient, and experimental electronica, Oswild invites listeners into a world where reality and dreams intertwine.

Oswild’s music explores atmospheric depth, hypnotic beats, and emotional storytelling. Each track is a journey, sometimes soothing, sometimes haunting, but always immersive.

This Friday in his set, he will be fusing live violin with electronic sounds. Join us this for this evening as he blurs the line between organic and synthetic sound.

Check out the programme for the other performances.
The evening is free and open for everyone to attend.

📣 Friday 6th June | 19:00 📣

Amidst austerity and cultural spaces disappearing, ‘Ghost Town’ follows a group of street animals wrestling to keep their music scene alive. Inspired by a protest song sharing the same name, the puppet show uncovers its continued relevance today.

Many bats is a performing arts collective organising small scale theatre productions that centre participation and collaboration. With each show, the collective invites different creatives and spaces to unearth tales of people power.

Tanguy is an artist working with collective practices. Through animal representation, he explored narratives that aim to engage political reflection, as well as to create a space for participation, sharing and debate.

For this performance they will also collaborate with Ilse van Dijk. Ilse takes analogue mechanisms and turns them into instruments, to create bizarre and haunting live performances.

Check out the programme for the other performances on Friday.
The evening is free and open for everyone to attend.

📣 Friday 6th June | 19:00 📣

As part of Growing Over, the exhibition will come to life with an evening of live performance, music and storytelling.

Loes Gofers, an artist from Tilburg, explores various themes within her artistic practice. She is strongly driven by the study of boundaries: how they are sought, crossed, and shifted. In doing so, she examines the relationship between material, environment, the activation of it, and examines her position within this. She is curious about the longevity of the physical, both within the material and in the performative, and fluctuates regularly in this. She investigates this through actions, routines, and their repetition. She involves not only herself, but also her environment, striving for a mutual dialogue between her, action, and space.

This Friday, she will once again explore her boundaries through a physical performance using water as a material.

Check out the programme for the other performances.
The evening is free and open for everyone to attend.