This week. Different years. Same band. 30 years on stage. Brussels based. Jaune Toujours.
Some weeks are about the places. Some are about the people. And sometimes, thirty years in, you find yourself making new pictures of the same band.

1998–2003 Bruges. Brussels. Antwerp. Jette. Hilversum. Amsterdam. Dendermonde. Festivals, city squares, cultural centres, radio studios.
2007 Meldorf, Germany. Frequenzen 07.
2009 Lovendegem. Boombalfestival.
2010 Bremen. Viertelfest.
2014 Dendermonde. Piet under a storm of light.
2015 Namur. Fête des Solidarités. A stage full of people. An audience full of movement.
2019 Izegem. Isotopia Festival. Another open-air crowd. Another night of music stretching beyond the stage.
2022 Beveren. International Street Theatre Festival. And somewhere between all these years and all these stages, the band keeps coming back to Brussels.
2024 A photographer. A subway station. An old train wagon. Graffiti. Industrial landscapes. A circus rope.
The band climbing, jumping, walking, laughing, pulling faces.

Thirty years on stage, and apparently still incapable of behaving for a group photo. Different years. Different places. Different pictures. Same band. Still moving. Still looking for the next frame.
Different places. Same week, stretched across time. We don’t archive the past. We carry it. Still playing. Still moving. Still open to the next room.