The artists who shape the dots
Scenographer and Creative Director
Ann Sevrin
Spatial Artists
Bruno Herzeele Elke Thuy
Belgian duo creating site-specific installations that explore space, memory and human interaction. Their work uncovers poetic layers within everyday places. In 2019, they reimagined See U’s wooden velodrome as a living social space.
Designer and Interior Architect
Lionel Jadot
Belgian designer and interior architect known for his eclectic and sustainable approach. Rooted in craftsmanship and upcycling, his work blends reclaimed materials with bold, playful contrasts. Founder of Ateliers Zaventem, he brings this vision to life at Mix Brussels.
Interior Architect
Caroline Notte
Belgian interior architect who reimagined the historic SAP Lounge at Tuchthuis in Vilvoorde as a refined contemporary space. Inspired by the barcode concept, her design uses black, white and gold lines to create rhythm and identity. The result bridges heritage and modernity with clarity and precision.
Expert in Innovation & Creativity
Alain Heureux
Belgian entrepreneur and innovation expert dedicated to creativity and entrepreneurship. Visionary founder of The EGG Brussels, he transformed a former industrial site into a hub for innovation, events and collaboration. Through multiple initiatives, he continues to connect business, culture and technology.
Designer
Guillaume Crousier
French designer and craftsman working at the intersection of design, ecology and the circular economy. Founder of Ugarit, he transforms discarded materials into refined lighting pieces, including Dside’s neon lamps. Through Artémis, he now extends this approach to bio-waste and sustainable local systems.
Interior Architect
Christophe Brochier
Key figure behind Jeux d’Hiver. Trained at La Cambre, he brings a sharp eye for aesthetics and detail to the development and management of the venue. His vision of timeless elegance has made Jeux d’Hiver one of Brussels’ most sought-after event spaces.
Artist
Jean-Luc Moerman
Brussels-born artist whose work blends urban art, tattoo culture and pop references. Defined by organic patterns and fluid lines, his creations explore themes of identity and transformation. He has collaborated with leading brands and exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide.
Landscape Architect
Michel Delvosalle
Belgian landscape architect with over 40 years of experience, known for his sensitive and artistic approach to garden design. Through Delvosalle & Paysages, he creates spaces where nature and architecture meet, in Belgium and abroad.
Landscape Architect
Edouard Meier
Managing Director of Pali-Pali, a Brussels-based accelerator for cultural, social and community-driven projects. He leads the creation and activation of hybrid spaces such as See U / Usquare, Grand Hospice and L’Imprimerie. His work positions spaces as catalysts for creativity, collaboration and urban regeneration.