Watch a full, unscripted scene unfold live, then hear everything that was happening underneath it, so you finally see how real depth in play is built.
You know how you play. In your bedroom. In a hotel room. Behind a door that stays closed.
What you don't know is how anyone else does it. Not really.
You've seen the kinky moments on Netflix that reveal exactly nothing. A whip, a blindfold, some sex, cut to black. You've heard the stories in podcasts and books and filled in the rest yourself. Maybe you once caught a show at a party. Ten minutes, beautiful, and then it was over. But you never get... the whole story.
Are we doing this right? How do other people even begin?
Scene & Unseen is a live, unscripted* scene, played in full, in front of sixteen guests. Followed by the part nobody ever shows you: what was really happening.
in the back of your mind
Where do I find inspiration? How do I start? What do I do when I suddenly don't know what to do anymore? What if the whole scene blows up in my face?
So you go looking. A new toy. A new technique. A video of someone doing it “properly.”It helps. A little.
Until it doesn't
Because it was never just about technique.
When two people move with each other in full attention, so much no longer needs to be learned. You already know how to be intimate. You already know how to move. As long as you're truly attuned to each other.
It's about how a scene is built
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How you open the first layers in someone, so you can truly go deep.
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How you play with emotion
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how tension rises and breaks.
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How you bring someone to the core of their need, within their role. And what the exchange looks like when the one leading plays from their core too.
That's not something a whip on a screen can teach you.
same door same few rituals
So you keep playing the handful of things that once worked. You keep wondering if there's more. And you keep answering that question alone, behind that closed door.
Nothing wrong with that.
It's just smaller than it could be.
Not a show.
A life moment.
Let's be clear about what this isn't.
It isn't a sex show. Explicit moments can happen, because the scene is unscripted* and everything is allowed to be there.
It's okay if it touches you, even when you find it arousing or sexy.
But you don't come here to perv. You come to learn and to go deeper.
You don't participate. You watch.
And it isn't a skills class. Nobody will walk you through the perfect flogger swing.
a real moment, witnessed by you. People connecting through everything kink has to offer. Discipline. Humor. ritual. Impact. Intimacy and more.
Sometimes it's art. Sometimes it's theater. Sometimes it's minimal and simple. Always real, because it comes from my world and from whatever unfolds when everything is allowed to be there.
Tears, snot and running mascara. The struggle. That deep will. The moment it cuts through to the core, right where it matters.
And laughter too, because play doesn't have to be deadly serious to be deep.
No two editions are alike. And a scene might not go as planned, take a different turn, or end sooner than expected. Whether you'll notice... we'll find out together.
the second act
Recently I met someone who has been following me for more than ten years. Ten years. She saw more then half of my journey, back when I still switched too. Somewhere along the way you end up on a pedestal.
And from up there it looks as if I know everything. As if I rarely get it wrong. As if I could never feel unsure inside a scene, never freeze for a second, never wobble.
That's exactly why there's a second act.
The scene ends. We sit down together. The revealing starts.
What I intended. Which choices I made, and why. What I did to open the first layers. Where I misread it, and where I only seemed to. Where the scene changed course, and why. How I bend with what happens, and what that says about an apparent balance of power. Why I ended when I did.
Then you get to hold it up against what you saw. Did it match? What did you miss? What did you see that I didn't?
This is where watching turns into learning. Where your questions get real answers. Where one new angle can change the way you play for good.
REVEAL EVERYTHING TO MEthe day:
1 event,
3 movements
First · 2 to 2.5 hrs
The Scene
Live, unscripted* play. Sometimes shorter, sometimes a little longer.
A scene isn't done when the plan is done. It's done when my partner(s) arrive(s) at a place that tells me it's enough, or when it has come full circle.
then · 1 to 1.5 hrs
The Unseen
Debrief and open Q&A.
I will reveal what went different, my doubts, thoughts and choices.
Ask anything.
after
The After
A luxurious apéritif, with drinks and refined bites.
Time to meet the others, and to ask me that one question you didn't want to ask in front of the room.
limited seats · intimate setting
Avalon · my private Intimacy Atelier · near Haarlem
A new edition every 3 months
Who I play with stays a surprise. It might be the same partner as last time, someone new, or more than one.
Scene & Unseen is a concept born from two observations over the past years.
The first came from the workshops. I used to bring a submissive with me. Afterwards, people told me that watching that was one of the most valuable parts of their day: a power dynamic running quietly through an "ordinary" afternoon.
The second came from the stage. Maybe you've seen me perform at Wasteland, SPNKD, The Rubber Bunch or Peacock Garden. Every performance had to serve something. I wanted people to see that a whip doesn't always have to hurt. That impact play can be beautiful, and that it connects. That play is a form of communication. That a scene can be art.
And art is allowed to get under your skin. It can stir doubt, invite questions, and still become whatever it needs to be for you. Your own interpretation, maybe conscious, or maybe from somewhere underneath.
What if we can find love and connection exactly where it collides with how we were raised? Where it rubs against what's socially acceptable, or touches our shame and our shadow. What if watching doesn't just show you something, but quietly opens something in you too?
I could never fit that into twenty minutes. And still, even in twenty minutes, people would come to me afterwards and say: if it can also be this, then I'd like to experience it myself.
So maybe that's it. Maybe I just want to make art. The art of living, of intimacy, freedom, expression and connection through everything. Of seeing each other when the masks come off. And they will... come off.
Is this your day?
- Scene & Unseen is for you if you already play and want to go deeper.
- If you're curious and want to see what it can really look like.
- If you come with passion, with questions, and with a genuine wish to learn. On your own, or together.
This is not for you if
- You if you're hoping for a sx show.
- If you're hoping to join in.
- If you want a step by step tutorial with a handout.
And if your hand reaches for your phone at the sight of a flogger: it stays in your bag. All day.
Tickets, Accommodation & Pricing
Your seat
Early bird —
(first six seats)
Single €215 · Couple €400
Regular
Single €245 · Couple €450
Includes the scene, the debrief and Q&A, and the luxurious apéritif.
PLEASE ARRIVE 30 MIN. (12.30) IN ADVANCE TO CREATE OUR PRIVATE BUBBLE AND SAFE SPACE.
Good to know
Scene starts: 13.00-18.00 · 4 to 5 hours, keep the afternoon free
Where: Avalon, my private Intimacy Atelier near Haarlem. The exact address stays private and is shared with you after booking.
Who. Fourteen seats, for guests aged 25 and over.
How. You book through Hipsy and fill in a short form: who you are, your experience, and why you'd like to come.
I WANT TO SEE THISYou can't learn depth from a highlight reel
You learn it by seeing the whole arc. And then hearing what was underneath.
Fourteen seats. The first six at early bird price. The next edition is three months away, and it won't be this one.
Looking forward to share space with you!
listen to the pull
TAKE ME INSIDEStill Got Questions?
WHAT IS SCENE & UNSEEN?
IS SCENE & UNSEEN A LIVE SX SHOW?
DO I HAVE TO PARTICIPATE?
IS SCENE & UNSEEN SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS?
WHAT IF THE SCENE TRIGGERS SOMETHING IN ME?
CAN I FILM OR TAKE PHOTOS?
WHATS THE SPOKEN LANGUAGE?
LAST food for thought
Everyone sees the scene. Almost nobody sees what's underneath.
Come see the unseen.