On June 19, 2026, F’Furious takes over Le Générateur for an evening of exhibitions, performances, and feminist, queer, and decolonial expressions.
F’Furious is a collective of vibrant energy, comprised of artists addressing feminist, queer, and decolonial issues, as well as topics related to the body and mental health. A convergence of paths to restore visibility to FINTA people (Intersex, Non-binary, Trans, and Agender Women) and to claim their place. Its forms of action are diverse and hybrid: exhibitions, conferences, festivals, workshops, and interventions in public spaces. Its actions know no borders and are connected to contemporary internationalist issues.
Sophie Balkanski, Hélène Cottet, and Véronique Hubert, Hope Mokded accompanied by guests Lise Barkas and Jaj, will present works centered on bodies that are fractured, exiled, adrift, defeated, and then reinvented. Bodies that carry rage, memory, healing, and transformation.
An evening to bring FINTA’s stories to light, celebrate collective metamorphoses, and bring forth composite presences.
The Association Incessante will also be present with a booth and will distribute information on mental health prevention for artists. This association was founded by Emma Kerssenbrock, a long-time artistic collaborator of Le Générateur who passed away last November. Emma Kerssenbrock, along with Hope Mokded and Hélène Cottet, initiated the first Femn’Furious festival in March 2024. From this impetus emerged a constantly evolving collective, functioning as a flexible ecosystem.
This evening will be held in memory of Emma, whose presence, talent, and kindness still deeply move us and continue to guide us.
DETAILED PROGRAM COMING SOON….