New York City, Madrid , Paris Saint-Cirq-Lapopie.

Belgian choreographer and performer born in Ostend, Belgium, with a career spanning over two decades, Chantal Yzermans has made substantial contributions to contemporary dance, visual arts, and performance.

As the founder of RADICAL LOW, a continually evolving collective that thrives on collaborations with visual artists, musicians, and scientists, she investigates our shifting relationship with iconic works of art—how they are interpreted, mediated, and reimagined.

After a nomadic journey dedicated to her career in cities such as New York, Madrid, and Paris, Yzermans moved to the medieval village of Saint-Cirq-Lapopie in the Lot region of France, where she has been based since 2020.

Taking a break from her personal creative practice, she shifted her focus to spearheading RADICALE1924—a four-year artistic residency project in Saint-Cirq-Lapopie. This initiative underscores her dedication to nurturing artistic exploration and collaboration, marking a new phase in her journey as she reexamines the role and significance of culture amidst an uncertain future..

(image ‘An Angry Boy’ 2008, Image Ronald Stoops)