About,
Team
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About,
Team
Krygier
Daphna
Face A
Daphna is a management engineer, specialising in business ethics. She started her career at the Théâtre de Poche and at the NGO Ingénieurs Sans Frontières. She then moved to Berlin to work for Tech Open Air, a European festival combining arts and technology. Back in Brussels, she was appointed Head of Development and Finance at the European Association for the Defense of Human Rights (AEDH). She then became the manager of Creatis, a cultural business incubator located in Place Royale, and helped develop two projects for the Pali Pali company: See U, Belgium’s largest temporary occupation, and Pixii & co, a European digital art incubator. Since 2020, she has been contracted by WIELS, BRASS and the House of Cultures to carry out and strengthen participatory art projects in public spaces as part of an urban renewal contract.
Face B
Daphna is a producer, programmer, artistic director and all-rounder. Her notable projects include: Des Blocs, They Way Back and Souvenirs Souverres. She also dabbles in stage design, is interested in urban planning and the commons, and tinkers with visuals. She dreams of a society where all roles would be reversed and randomly redistributed each day so that empathy and equity would regain their nobility. She dreams of more festivals in the sun, or in the rain, because that’s part of the charm of the north!
Sharifrazi
Assal
Face A
Assal is a lawyer, specialised in human rights and intellectual property rights management. During her studies, she decided to set up a multidisciplinary exhibition project highlighting young talents from Brussels. After her degree, she continued in this direction by joining the company Pali Pali. She mainly worked on two projects: Creatis, a cultural business incubator for which she accompanied project leaders by coaching them, and the management of the Grand Hospice, a temporary occupation project anchored in a social and cultural dynamic. She then joined the team of the Film Festival System D to produce logistically and artistically the 7th edition of the festival. In parallel to her activities, she teaches at the University of Saint-Louis.
Face B
Assal’s curiosity is insatiable. About others, about the arts and crafts that shape our world and about the countless stories that could be told. She tries her hand at photography and surveys the cultural sites of Berlin and Amsterdam. When doubts arise, she remembers a phrase that once struck her: when you don’t sleep, you don’t dream, but you can make your dreams come true.
Sharifrazi
Assal
Face A
Assal is a lawyer, specialised in human rights and intellectual property rights management. During her studies, she decided to set up a multidisciplinary exhibition project highlighting young talents from Brussels. After her degree, she continued in this direction by joining the company Pali Pali. She mainly worked on two projects: Creatis, a cultural business incubator for which she accompanied project leaders by coaching them, and the management of the Grand Hospice, a temporary occupation project anchored in a social and cultural dynamic. She then joined the team of the Film Festival System D to produce logistically and artistically the 7th edition of the festival. In parallel to her activities, she teaches at the University of Saint-Louis.
Face B
Assal’s curiosity is insatiable. About others, about the arts and crafts that shape our world and about the countless stories that could be told. She tries her hand at photography and surveys the cultural sites of Berlin and Amsterdam. When doubts arise, she remembers a phrase that once struck her: when you don’t sleep, you don’t dream, but you can make your dreams come true.
Krygier
Daphna
Face A
Daphna is a management engineer, specialising in business ethics. She started her career at the Théâtre de Poche and at the NGO Ingénieurs Sans Frontières. She then moved to Berlin to work for Tech Open Air, a European festival combining arts and technology. Back in Brussels, she was appointed Head of Development and Finance at the European Association for the Defense of Human Rights (AEDH). She then became the manager of Creatis, a cultural business incubator located in Place Royale, and helped develop two projects for the Pali Pali company: See U, Belgium’s largest temporary occupation, and Pixii & co, a European digital art incubator. Since 2020, she has been contracted by WIELS, BRASS and the House of Cultures to carry out and strengthen participatory art projects in public spaces as part of an urban renewal contract.
Face B
Daphna is a producer, programmer, artistic director and all-rounder. Her notable projects include: Des Blocs, They Way Back and Souvenirs Souverres. She also dabbles in stage design, is interested in urban planning and the commons, and tinkers with visuals. She dreams of a society where all roles would be reversed and randomly redistributed each day so that empathy and equity would regain their nobility. She dreams of more festivals in the sun, or in the rain, because that’s part of the charm of the north!