Némo Camus is a Brussels-based artist working with sound, words, and movement.

Deeply rooted in sound recording, his work explores the interplay between fieldwork and speculation through embodied listening. Drawing on a range of documents and archival remains, it attends to traces, clues, and tremors, and to ways of speaking nearby rather than about. His work listens for what persists or slips beyond documentation in contemporary processes of memory.

His practice takes the form of radio works, sound installations, performances, and films. He collaborates on performance and visual arts projects with Pélagie Gbaguidi, On-Trade-Off, Joëlle Sambi, Esther Mugambi, Robson Ledesma, Maya Mihindou, Samy Manga, and Adèle Yon.

His work has recently been presented at GMEM in Marseille, iMAL in Brussels, Framer Framed in Amsterdam, the Dakar Biennale, and the Bienal Internacional de Dança do Ceará in Fortaleza, Brazil. He also leads sound creation workshops, including at Paris 8 University.

Mutula Lydia Diallo, known by her stage name MLD Slamareine, is a Congolese artist based in Lubumbashi whose artistic practice brings together slam poetry, poetry, and social engagement. As co-founder of the first slam collective in Uvira and coordinator of Collectif Pouvoir Slam in Lubumbashi and Uvira, she harnesses the power of words to question society, explore resilience and social justice, and affirm cultural identity.

Through her projects Cœur qui parle, Force au féminin, Cauchemar, and Chronique des Amazones, she addresses issues of social justice, decolonization, and reconstruction.

She received the Best Female Slam Artist award at the Best Awards Uvira in 2022 and the PCK Awards in 2023. She was also nominated for the Kivu Awards in 2024 and the Congo Awards in 2025.