His childhood in a castle in the Pays de la Loire and his adolescence in Tunisia are sources of inspiration for him.

After traveling around the world, he studied drawing and choreography at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels.

He then left for India to study Indian classical music.

Today, he deploys a utopian and poetic universe through crafts, writing, music, drawing and dance.  

Her classical piano studies undoubtedly developed her love for music. She was then led to deconstruct this formal image by practicing the clarinet in contemporary music projects.

She then discovered a love for fado, traditional Portuguese music, embeded in her portuguese origins, exploring a new form of music out of schools and rules, full of emotion that influenced and affected her love for poetry melancholy and the confrontation between her roots.

She studied bookbinding at the Abbaye de la Cambre and is interested in sewing, embroidery, crochet and baking. 

Zénoë Benoit is a shepherdess, masseuse and musician. She happily explores the deep breath of the trombone, the rhythmic melodies of the guembri and the layers of the analog synthesizer.

She is interested in the traditional sound worlds of different countries such as India where she has learned Indian classical music.

She enjoys working and living with animals.

Her meditative practices predispose her to artisanal techniques and care.  

Heikel Ben Mlouka begins his musical path from childhood, passing through drums and electronic music.

He finally discovered Dhrupad which he studied for 5 years in India with renowned great masters: the Gundecha brothers and Pt. Rajshekhar Vyas. Since then, he has dedicated himself to this art which he disseminates and transmits.

Luthier, he makes his own instruments, and those of other musicians.