Eva Reiter
Composer
Born in Vienna, Eva Reiter studied recorder and viola da gamba at the Vienna University of Music before continuing her studies at the Sweelinck Conservatory in Amsterdam. In 2006, she obtained two masters degrees with distinction, specializing in contemporary composition.
Musician, composer, lecturer, artistic advisor and creative curator, she teaches early music and composition courses (ARCO - Art Research and Creation, Marseille; Académie Voix Nouvelles, Royaumont; Bludenzer Tage zeitgemäßer Musik, etc.). Since 2021, she has received funding from the City of Vienna for her artistic research project Transforming Instrumental Gestures (until 2024). She also teaches composition and experimental improvisation at the MUK (Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität der Stadt Wien).
Eva Reiter performs as a soloist and collaborates with various orchestras and ensembles specializing in early and contemporary music (including Ictus and Klangforum Wien). Since 2015, she has been a permanent member of the Belgian ensemble Ictus, where she officiates as composer, instrumentalist and artistic advisor.
Her compositions, which regularly win awards (Austrian State Prize, Erste Bank Composition Prize, etc.), are performed at international festivals such as Transit, Ars Musica, Wien Modern, MaerzMusik, Donaueschinger Musiktage, Festival Archipel, and Kunstenfestivaldesarts. In 2019/20, she was artist-in-residence at the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg and the Konzerthaus Vienna.

Hannah Dübgen
Playwright
Born in Düsseldorf in 1977, Hannah Dübgen studied philosophy and modern languages at Oxford University, spent a year at the Sorbonne in Paris, then completed her studies in musicology at Berlin's Humboldt University. She has worked as a theater dramaturge and written the texts for several internationally successful operas, including Matsukaze (2011), in collaboration with composer Toshio Hosokawa and choreographer Sasha Waltz, which was named "Creation of the Year" by Opernwelt magazine.
She is also the author of novels, including Strom (Flow, 2013), awarded the Förderpreis für Literatur der Landeshauptstadt Düsseldorf and the German First Novel Prize at the Chambéry Festival, and Über Land (Cross-Countries, 2016). His works, translated into several languages, have received numerous grants and subsidies.

Koen Broos
Photographer
Born in 1972, Koen Broos lives in Antwerp. He creates autonomous photographic works grouped into numbered series. Specializing in theater and dance photography, he has helped to define the visual identity of numerous cultural institutions.
As a photographer, he has worked for companies such as de koe, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui/EASTMAN, Toneelhuis, KVS, LOD Muziektheater, and graindelavoix, for which he also designed lighting and scenography (2010-2020). He has collaborated on theatrical installations such as HUIS and OPHELIA, and co-created film installations for the Flanders Opera.
For MAS Antwerp, he produced a series of videos and photos for the Vracht exhibition, on view until 2031. His series The Baltic Series, produced in 2022, is on show in various Belgian cities. According to Harold Polis, Broos stands out for his desire to "free photography from the clutches of a predictable, repetitive mainstream visual culture."

HYOID
Vocal ensemble
HYOID is a Brussels-based group of solo singers specializing in contemporary repertoire and transdisciplinary performances. Their innovative approach defies traditional concert formats and favors collaborations with artists of their generation. They perform a cappella, with instruments, electronics or tape, and take their name from the hyoid bone, essential to voice and breathing.
HYOID is internationally renowned, and has taken part in prestigious festivals and venues such as Manifeste in Paris, November Music in the Netherlands, and HCMF in the UK. Notable projects include creations by Jennifer Walshe and Luciano Berio, and collaborations with IRCAM and choreographers such as Benjamin Vandewalle. Residents of Bijloke's Muziekcentrum since 2020, they continue to innovate, notably with creations planned for 2024/2025, such as Wastories. Artistic direction is led by Fabienne Seveillac and Andreas Halling.