The Journey Continues (1989 - 2027…)

Created a high-end bar-club offering exceptional champagnes and whiskies.

Nestled in the heart of the idyllic setting of Bois de la Cambre, the Flore (formerly Wood) is historically a legendary club later transformed into a chic afterwork bar.

An emblematic Brussels club set at the entrance of the Bois de la Cambre, in one of the park's oldest buildings (1880). First a restaurant-club, then a club: a small, intimate room with underground charm, known for its Berlin-style house nights and its international DJ line-ups.

Established a legendary club spanning over 3,000 square meters in the former abandoned theater of the Tramwaymen's Union. Hosted international celebrities such as ​Prince, Lenny Kravitz, Usher.

Producer of the « Who's Who's Follies » House parties, initially created at Mirano Continental. Involvement in the first two years of Fuse's existence, contributing to the massive influx of Brussels' audience who had not yet frequented it. Fuse is now a legendary club, on par with the Haçienda, Tresor, Rex or Fabric. It has hosted very early on the greatest techno and other artists on the planet, such as Daft Punk (without helmets), Aphex Twin, Björk, Richie Hawtin, The Orb, Sven Väth, Carl Cox, Jeff Mills, Laurent Garnier, etc.

Producer of the « Who's Who's Follies » parties between 1992 and 1996, in several iconic Parisian nightclubs such as Queen, Les Bains Douches, Bataclan, Folies Pigalle, and Palace. These events left a mark on that era, contributing to the rise of the Parisian electronic scene.

Since the 1980s, Mirano has been a key venue in Brussels' nightlife, attracting a trendy and cosmopolitan clientele. Invented the « Who's Who's Folies » concept.

The advertising years, a few great years serving iconic clients like Perrier, Swatch, Philip Morris, Johnson, Nescafé, Gregg Interim, la nuit des palmes, la fête du cinéma, la fête de la Région Bruxelloise, l'ouverture de l'U.G.C De Brouckère…, during the rise of event communication strategy.

Teasing marketing ad campaign « Barbarians, Change » to fight pollution in Brussels and creation of « European Bins » for selective sorting.