Rocío Álvarez
Illustration & Animation – Morphosis
For Morphosis, Interval collaborates with Brussels-based illustrator, painter and animation filmmaker Rocío Álvarez.
Rocío is an award-winning director of animated short films, with selections and distinctions at major international festivals including Anima, Les Magritte, Kuandu Taiwan and Fantasia Montréal. Her work moves fluidly between hand-drawn animation, painting and large-scale mural interventions, reflecting a strong graphic identity rooted in both narrative and experimentation.
Alongside her animation practice, she creates monumental murals in public space and cultural institutions, developing visual universes that combine precision of line, expressive characters and bold compositions. Her artistic language bridges intimate storytelling and spatial presence, often addressing themes such as human relationships, social dynamics and contemporary mythologies.
For Morphosis, Rocío develops the visual signature of the installation, creating illustrations and animated sequences that form the narrative core of the project. Her drawings operate both as physical printed images by day and as animated projections by night, articulating the hybrid dialogue between handcrafted imagery and digital transformation at the heart of the work.
Jean Dalin
An illustrator and comic book author, Jean Dalin develops a sensitive universe in which drawing becomes both a narrative space and a material presence. He lives and works in Lyon, between rivers and the Monts d’Or, where he navigates between personal projects and collaborations with various agencies and publishing houses.
Born in Nantes in 1993, after training in printmaking and earning a degree in narrative drawing, he co-founded the association Un Fanzine par Mois, an experimental platform through which he refined his practice as an illustrator. After several publications in micro-publishing and the independent scene, his work has appeared in Reliefs, Métal Hurlant, and Kiblind. In 2024, he published his first graphic novel, The Betrayal of Olympus, with Sarbacane.
Stefan Sagmeister
Acclaimed designer Stefan Sagmeister has built an international reputation for his profound, and sometimes provocative, designs which redefined the status of designers. From Grammy awards for album covers to the groundbreaking use of his own body as a medium Sagmeister seems to be on a lifelong quest to illuminate the landscape of happiness and open people's eyes to absurdity in everyday life. It was therefore quite an honnor to be invited by the artist to collaborate on a large animated mural for his first major retrospective exhibition.
Les Bruxelloises
Vocal Ensemble
Les Bruxelloises is a vocal trio featuring Sonia Lardy (soprano), Violette Schloesing (mezzo-soprano), and Ruben Goriely (tenor). All three trained at the Royal Conservatory of Mons and share an approach to the voice as a musical, expressive, and theatrical instrument.
Blending classical repertoire, contemporary composition, and sonic experimentation, the trio explores the possibilities of a cappella singing through polyphony, improvisation, breath, body percussion, and electronics.