"Never do you completely grasp this woman whose bizarre urge for metamorphosis and longing for a larger-than-life existence come dangerously close to a death wish. And yet her loneliness creeps under your skin and affects you deeply."

"With their very clever makeup, costumes and sets, but also captivating soundtracks and sound effects, the short films are of such high quality that they can stand perfectly on their own. Nonetheless, the on-stage winks only strengthen them."

"From a piece of trash in a garbage dump to the ill-fated Lady Di, Marie Vinck appears in many guises in Ne mobliez mie."

"The short films were the backbone of the exhibition and now also of the show”, according to Stef. “The fact that they are projected in cinematic format only adds to this. The images are supported by Marie, the sole constant in eight otherwise totally different films and the pivotal figure both on screen and on stage. The original short films are supplemented on stage with scenography and extra film footage not shown in the exhibition."

"When the Marchioness of Arconati-Visconti inherited her husband’s castle, she converted it into a medieval citadel. Photographs show how the Marchioness posed as a medieval page. This woman inspired us to make a story about a character consumed by her own world of fantasy. At the Bourla we show the same films as we did at Gaasbeek, but in the play we flesh the character out."