about
REYER is choreographer, curator, and producer working across multidisciplinary performance, nightlife, and embodied research, whose experimental practice mobilises whoreography, the somatics of substance, and club-born socialities to construct embodied archives and counter-narratives. They weave lived experience, mythology, and digital objects into collective imaginaries that challenge dominant pulls + themselves on stage, shaping new visibilities and making spaces and ways for ‘’Hardcore Softies’’ moving through an overstimulated world, REYER does this frequently by blurring the audiences contracts between passive/active performers, cultivating uncanny and transmissive works every showing.
Their work has been presented across European artistic and cultural contexts, including Oude Kerk, FOAM, Frascati, and VEEM House in Amsterdam, as well as NEWFEARS Gallery in Berlin, Grand Carmes Brussels and Ornamenta Pforzheim. Alongside their gallery and institutional practice, their nightlife-oriented works have been situated/researched within club and party contexts including Spielraum, club Raum, club Church, Pornceptual and many more engaging with the social, spatial, and camp-oriented performative dimensions of nightlife culture. In 2025 REYER spent 4,5 months traveling over the world to witness and research the ethnography of Queer Underground Nightlife, experiencing Queer Performativity live in cities like New York, Mexico, Madrid, Tbilisi, Saigon, Istanbul and many more.
REYER is also the founder of sSSsSensationsSs, curating and producing nightlife events focusing on Queer / Trans / BIPOC practices. Giving a platform to DJ’s and performance artist transforming a club into a laboratory to explore/try out material inside nightlife formats, to find new entrances on how to inject their practices inside a dynamic space with many social context, sSSsSensationsSs is an ongoing project since 2021 resulting in 8 editions, giving platform to over more then 100 Queer Trans and BIPOC bodies
REYER graduated from the SNDO School for New Dance Development in Amsterdam in 2026, following several years of self-directed practice as a visual artist. Their multidisciplinary practice operates across visual art, performance, and nightlife, investigating forms of collective experience, embodiment, and cultural production