Basile Dinbergs (born in 1985 in Geneva) is an artist whose practice lies at the intersection of performance and sculpture. He lives and works between Geneva and Canadà (Portugal), where he takes part in a collective agricultural project focused on olive oil production. His approach could be summed up by the verb to gather: collecting, gleaning, and organizing found materials, anecdotes, and the stories that emerge around them. These elements are often activated through performances conceived specifically for the sites that host them.
His recent projects include Mineral/Human Contamination, presented as part of Hunter Longe’s exhibition Dissolution of the Present (Memphis, Linz, 2026); LOG-III, presented at the Swiss Performance Awards (Kunstmuseum Basel, 2025); Which Cable to Cut, a performance with Lorenzo Lunghi (Palazzo Bronzo, Genoa, 2025); and These Tears Won’t Let Me Look at the Water, a solo exhibition and performance (Le Trou, Geneva, 2024).
","externallinks":[]},{"uri":"artists/heike-fiedler","title":"Heike Fiedler","firstname":"Heike","surname":"Fiedler","biography":"Heike Fiedler (Germany/Switzerland) is a writer, poet, performer, sound artist, and visual artist. Born in Germany, she has lived in Geneva for many years. Her practice unfolds between languages and across text, sound, and image, exploring the intersections of poetry, performance, and improvisation. For more than two decades, Fiedler has participated in international festivals dedicated to literature, sound poetry, and the performing arts. The author of several books—including poetry collections, a novel, and narrative works—she also develops installations, leads writing workshops, and engages in multidisciplinary collaborations.
","externallinks":[]},{"uri":"artists/golce-kummer","title":"Golce Kummer","firstname":"Golce","surname":"Kummer","biography":"Golce Kummer is a sound artist, DJ, and composer based between Paris and Zurich. His practice operates at the intersection of sound creation, live performance, and visual research. Drawing on the legacies of experimental, musique concrète, and industrial music, he develops compositions in which noise, narrative, and sonic texture enter into dialogue with image, performance, and movement.
He regularly collaborates with artists working in the fields of contemporary art, dance, and performance, creating immersive and emotionally resonant sonic environments.
","externallinks":[]},{"uri":"artists/sabrina-rothlisberger","title":"Sabrina Röthlisberger","firstname":"Sabrina","surname":"Röthlisberger","biography":"Sabrina Röthlisberger is a Swiss artist whose practice unfolds across performance, film, writing, sculpture, and textile art. Her work explores themes of metamorphosis, healing, vulnerability, and embodied memory. Through hybrid forms, she interrogates norms surrounding the body and health, bringing forth figures that exist between fragility and strength.
Her recent projects include Le Sang (book and performance), Santa Sangre (film), In Mektoub We Trust (Zoltar sculpture), and UNBREAKABLE CORE, a theatrical, musical, and performative work currently in development.
","externallinks":[]}],"isupcoming":true,"iscurrent":false,"duration":"punctual","displayartistsname":false,"startdate":1782511200,"enddate":null,"category":"Off-site","smalltext":"In partnership with the sound art platform joyfully-waiting.ch, curated by Elise Lammer and Nathalie Rebholz.","description":"Halle Nord invites the public to a day of summer celebrations at Halles de l’Île. Marking the beginning of the summer season, the event features a programme of performances curated in collaboration with Bongo Joe as part of the annual music festival Voilà Enfin. For one day, Halle Nord joins forces with the iconic record label, record store, and café at Halles de l’île to present a series of performances by visual artists.
With:
Basile Dinbergs
Heike Fiedler
Sabrina Röhtlisberger w/ Golce Kummer