Roberta Miss presents an audio-essay DJ set that draws on quotes from Maren Morgan and Jake Marquez, probing human agency, ecological grief, and the
entanglements of capitalism on a rapidly shifting planet. Her set unfolds as a speculative gesture, asking: How might we cultivate new modes of listening to the Earth amid climate collapse? And how might we acknowledge the sadness that accompanies this moment in order to work through our collective grief?

Biography

Roberta Miss aka Nur/Se is a Brussels-based artist and DJ whose work bridges sonic experimentation and printmaking. Through montage, sampling, and
narrative layering, she uses sound as a medium for transmitting political ideas and exploring contemporary struggles. Her mixes weave techno, spoken word, and field recordings into shifting listening landscapes. She has performed across clubs, cultural spaces, festivals, squats, and radio. Recent projects include QO2’s Oscillation Festival (2023), Club Antena at M HKA (2023), and a mix for L’Internationale Online (2025). She is a co-founder of the feminist collective Poxcat and teaches at ESA Le 75.