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Liad is a musician, an artist, a perpetual migrant, a queer trash diva, and a master of the margins. Liad lives in Liadland, physically in Berlin, but emotionally located between continents, between the places she’s lived in and where her heart lies. She brings electro-bootielicious beats peppered with Arab influence as a homage to where she’s from, sassy flows, a bold sexy attitude and hard hitting lyrics. Her inspirations range from classic hiphop, Arabic instruments and scales, punky d.i.y.-90’s movements, and queer culture. Her songs give a voice to intersectionally-marginalizedmisfits, enabling their protagonist to bite back, to celebrate life, and to mourn.
 
DJ Cherry Core

Annika aka Cherry Core has been an influential part of the Berlin electronic music scene for years. She will grace us with a vinyl only set full of captivating dancefloor vibes. When our resident Spoonman DJ saw her playing house and disco records at VOID Club, he knew, he had to get her to Eschschloraque. Her energy and groove behind the decks are the perfect match for the night.
 
Resident Spoonman Dj and TagTool wiz Ana Ritovski round of what promisies to be a special night !
 
 
LIADLAND:
Website: liadland.wordpress.com
Instagram: instagram.com/liadland/
Bandcamp: liadland.bandcamp.com/releases
YouTube: youtube.com/user/liadland
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/liadland
Facebook: facebook.com/liadhusseinkantorowicz
 
DJ Cherry Core:
https://soundcloud.com/user-126857883
https://ra.co/dj/cherrycore
 
Spoonman DJ
https://soundcloud.com/spoonmandj

TOM GRAND: “Born in 1986 in Neuwied, raised in a very conservative catholic boarding school in Germany, I'm on a path that is anything but straightforward. It's a road, littered with curves, edges, and potholes. Before fully dedicating myself to art, I oscillated between jobs as care worker, social worker, make-up artist, stylist, retailer and zookeeper. People and their stories—these were both my driving force and my nemesis.
But there was more. I moved to Berlin - the city of excesses. I plunged into the darkness, lost myself in the music, the energy, the chaos. It was wild, it was alive, it was real. Nights blended together and the city became a part of me. Also Hamburg. St. Pauli. As a punk on the streets and my apartment on the transvestite strip. Life was raw, unfiltered. The colors, sounds, people—they shaped me, helped me grow, changed my perspective. And they are still a part of me. These cities, their energy, they live in my work. They are part of my inspiration and my sanctuary.
Self-taught. I educated myself in photography, post-production and videography. My works in fashion, beauty and nude photography caught attention. A beginning. But it wasn't entirely fulfilling. It was like sex without climax. Nice, but ultimately frustrating. 2017. The start of a new chapter. I moved to Zurich, where I worked as a make-up artist for YSL.
2019. The nightmare. My apartment burned down.I had to start from scratch.
2021. The slap in the face. The diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder. An explanation of my lifelong feeling of difference. Each of these moments was like a quake that shook my foundation.
All this crap? Yes, it influenced me, shaped me, challenged me, forced me on my artistic path. It nourished my work.
The chaos became fuel, the suffering became color, the frustration became texture. I took what life gave me and used it as inspiration. It is raw, it is real, and it is my way of communicating with the world.
For me art is not just a means of communication, but a necessity for survival. Art became my therapy, my language, my path in life. It is more than a job; it's a journey to myself, a way to explore the world. My works aim to be a window to my experiences and my struggles. I want to reach people, touch them, make them think, offer a journey, a new perspective. Shaped by a background as diverse as life itself. Wild, unconventional, real.

THOMAS ROHE is a Berlin based freelance dancer and performer. He finished his studies in 2016 and has been working with numerous choreographers and small companies since then. He was part of Siciliano Contemporary Ballet (2017-2018) and KDV Dance Ensemble (2019-2022).

From 2017 to 2018 he worked as a performer for Marina Abramovic's “The Cleaner” exhibition and reperformed her and Ulay's work in Copenhagen and Cologne. Furthermore Thomas is producing his own work, such as “Self Portrait” (2019, Eschloraque Berlin), Dangerous Skin (2022, Pornceptual Berlin) and See Me? (2023, The Village Berlin). He received a funding from the NeuStartKultur in 2023 and was Artist in Residence during the Land Art Moving Biennale in Porto with his partner Tom Grand.
Thomas also works as a yoga teacher and studies sports science and english at the Humboldt University Berlin. He enjoys combining scientific and artistic research to push boundaries and create his own language as an artist.