THE COLLECTIVE
Tashattot (Arabic for dispersion) is an art collective based in Belgium dedicated to supporting visual artists, musicians, film makers and cultural practitioners at large, originally from the SWANA region and currently “dispersed” in Europe. The collective aims at creating opportunities and collaborations for these expatriate artists.
Through residencies, exhibitions, concerts, workshops, and public discussions, Tashattot supports artists in continuing their practices and connecting with local and international scenes.
Tashattot is a work in progress with a fluid and evolving set of actions. It currently is and will always remain open to new ideas and experiences; continuously building on lessons learned and with practice. The collective strongly believes in the efficiency of open discussions, as the only way to grow and better address SWANA expat artists needs and aspirations, it therefore remains open to reviews, critiques, evaluations or any opinions related to its mechanisms.
Contact us:
contact@tashattot.com
Sonic Sessions:
Tedzi + ghenwa noiré
Tashattot
Sonic
Sessions
Location: Rue de Manchester 13-15, 1080 Molenbeek
Date: March 15th
Doors+Bar Open: 20h
Ticket: 10€ sold at the door
Sonic
Sessions
Location: Rue de Manchester 13-15, 1080 Molenbeek
Date: March 15th
Doors+Bar Open: 20h
Ticket: 10€ sold at the door
We gather on the 15th of March at Recyclart with Tedzi and ghenwa noiré for the second Tashattot sonic session of 2025
Teddy Tawil
Teddy Tawil [aka tedzi] is a Lebanese multi-instrumentalist and electronica artist currently residing in Berlin. His sound is an explosive blend of bashed rhythmical interventions [time hackeDDD], dystopian scapes, nervous transients, and agonizing tones, reflecting themes of deconstruction, collapse, and the destruction of destruction.
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ghenwa noiré
ghenwa noiré (LB), a performer and installation practitioner. noiré explores improvisation using their electro-bouzouqi setup influenced by recurrent socio-political topics. their experimental music is a mix of oriental-synth, and singing.
This project is made possible thanks to the joint efforts of Recyclart and Tashattot
