Tique explores art in all its forms, grounded in the belief that it can inspire both personal and collective transformation.

Formerly a gallery, Tique now houses an extensive collection of printed matter, including books, magazines, poetry anthologies, catalogues, and zines, spanning a wide range of disciplines and themes.

Alongside its growing library, Tique also hosts presentations, talks, and workshops that foster dialogue and critical exchange.

Based in Düsseldorf, Kazunori Yoda works with a deep respect for Japanese craftsmanship, shaped by a modern sensibility.

In his garments, every button, stitch, and seam serves a purpose beyond decoration. His designs are precise in construction and effortless to wear.

His salon, created in collaboration with Katsuhito Nishikawa, reflects the same sensibility. Carefully considered and free of distraction, it’s a space where you can arrive slowly and settle in fully.

Paule Josephe encapsulates a foggy dream of contradictions: soft and edgy, old and new, delicate and defiant. Based in Brussels, they work exclusively with 100% deadstock fabrics, buttons, and yarns, creating garments that move between past and present.

Their garments embrace imperfections, treating stains and mended tears as imprints of time—marks of a life well lived. Clothing, in their world, is a guardian of memory, collecting stories with every wear.

Drawings and embroideries emerge from intuition, inspired by myths, cinematography, and the everyday circus of life. Meant to be worn day in and day out, these pieces carry the weight and resilience of the everyday, always connected to the body that wears them.

Park Pardon is the creative playground of Bloeme van Bon and Geran Knol.

Since their graduation project in 2012, they have been creating handmade papier-mâché masks as both objects and expressions of identity, playing with color, pattern, and asymmetry to bring each character to life.

Through ongoing collaborations, they continue to explore how shape and character interact, incorporating fabric, clay, and found materials into their work—always looking for new ways to give form to identity and expression.

Behind the scenes of Figa you’ll find the passionate Yassine. After developing an interest in kombucha and its complex, layered flavor notes, he began experimenting with making this refreshing drink himself. From brewing to bottling to personal bike deliveries, he does it all on his own with a smile on his face. A big cheers to that!