The Bildy Mobile Shop tells the story of six women, their talents and history. It is a foldable, mobile market stall that creates conversations and exchanges about handcrafted knowledge passed on. It is a card game, a fortune-telling wisdom tool, a way to find new perspectives. To question things we take for granted. From positions we hold to the items we own.

Since 2024, Liselore has been collaborating with Einat Tuchman on presenting and connecting products made by women in Brussels to an unexplored audience. In this process, they have been focusing on the talent and labor of women, often performed in the context of the home, to make them visible and bring them into a public context. But also to recognise the stories behind the craft, the knowledge, and their histories as a part of the cultural threads that belong to the city and its multicultural identity.

The Bildy Mobile Shop exists out of a cargo bike that can hold a selection of objects, to criss-cross through Brussels and station itself in different places to open up as a market stall. By taking the shape of a market stand, it wants to connect to the tradition of the market as a place of encounter, news gathering, and exchange. A performative space, as much as an economic one. It questions consumption, the relationship we have to production and material, and tries to reconnect the consumer with the maker.

Alongside trade, the market holds a space for entertainment and play. In the form of card games and fortune telling, Liselore and Einat developed in 2025 a visual storytelling tool that brings the different approaches of the women's crafts and practices, their history, and the collaborative process between the two artists and the designers to the foreground.

In collaboration with Einat Tuchman, Layla Azahaf, Latifa Bagdouri, Aïcha El Kahak, Shabanou-Elikia MLR, Salomé Sibomana, and Samira Chihib and Maxime Habyalimana.
With the support of the VGC, Cultuur Anderlecht, Espacetous and N0dine