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Our ambassadors

The Amazone team is proud to present our ten ambassadors, each bringing a unique experience from the Belgian cultural field and beyond. They have committed to increasing the visibility of the Amazone House, to upholding our values, and to helping us share our messages and activities. Together, they represent the face of our first major fundraising campaign, ‘A Home for Equality.’ We are truly grateful for their involvement and commitment.

Rokia Bamba is an artivist, DJ, and sound artist who uses music as a powerful tool for social and political engagement. Driven by her love for the musical richness of the African continent and her commitment to Afrofeminist, anti-racist, and LGBTQIA+ movements, she turns every performance into an inspiring and connecting sonic experience.
Stéphanie Blanchoud is a Belgian-Swiss actor, writer, and musician who moves effortlessly between theatre, film, and music. With her poetic writing style and strong presence on stage, she delivers work filled with emotion and authenticity — from her solo theatre piece Je suis un poids plume to her album Ritournelle, where French chanson and pop meet.
Karin Clercq is a Belgian singer, writer, composer, and actor who, since her first album Femme X, has carved out a unique artistic path in which she weaves together rock and French chanson, exploring human emotions, female identities, and universal stories with both sensitivity and strength. Her artistic universe — both poetic and engaged — moves, touches, and invites everyone to reflect.
Salomé Dewaels is a Brussels-based actor who lets her freedom, intuition, and sense of authenticity guide her. She broke through in 2021 with Xavier Giannoli’s Illusions perdues and moves audiences with a presence that is both radiant and deeply human. In 2025, Salomé appears in Nino by Pauline Loquès, which had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in the Semaine de la Critique section.
Dena Divah is a Belgian-Iranian comedian who has emerged as a powerful and unique voice in the stand-up scene. With her sharp humor and a healthy dose of self-mockery, she explores themes such as freedom, identity, and feminism, weaving her Iranian roots together with her Belgian and queer experiences. Moving between humor and poignancy, Dena transforms her story into a vibrant manifesto for diversity, resilience, and self-love — a true warrior princess who wields humor as her weapon.
Fanny Gillard is a Belgian radio and television presenter, known for D6bels on La Deux and her programs on Classic 21. In 2022, she also joined the band Josy & The Pony as a singer, bringing her unstoppable energy and unique style to the project, breathing new life into it and opening a new chapter in the band’s history.
Catherine Graindorge is a Belgian violinist, composer, and actor. She moves between ambient, rock, and neoclassical music, and has since her first album in 2012 collaborated with international artists such as Iggy Pop and Nick Cave. Her universe, strongly cinematic in nature, unfolds both on stage and in film, where her compositions have been repeatedly recognized. With her album Songs for the Dead (2024), she continues her unique and enchanting musical journey.
Lou K is a multifaceted artist — painter, poet, director, and musician — fully immersed in the Belgian feminist post-punk scene. Together with Raphaële Germser on bass and Audrey Dechèvre on drums, she delivers raw, unpolished rock where dark poetry, cutting riffs, and restrained rage converge. Moving between whisper and roar, Lou K explores fear, darkness, and violence, transforming them into a tangible, physical, and deeply liberating force.
Mara Taquin is a Belgian actor with an intuitive and powerful acting style. Discovered at seventeen during a street casting, she quickly made her mark in films such as Hors Normes, Rien à foutre and La Ruche. Moving between auteur films and series alongside artists such as Isabelle Huppert and Fabrice Luchini, she has built a deeply personal and refined artistic path, making her one of today’s rising voices in Francophone cinema.
Laurence Vielle is a Brussels-based poet and actor for whom poetry is above all a matter of breath and orality. As a collector of words and a powerful voice in contemporary literature, she speaks, scans, and makes language resonate like a living soundbox. A former National Poet, she moves between stage, street, and workshops, attentive to the hidden heartbeat of humanity that she captures and transforms into poetry.
A HOME FOR EQUALITY
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