Pinse Camp 2025

Teacher

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  A-Nicola/Ssyrene
  

  A-Nicola/Ssyrene

  A-Nicolas
  Since his twenties, A-Nicolas has immersed himself in the art of ropes, and since his thirties, in the art of photography. His work draws from Japanese kinbaku/shibari, blending influences from diverse body practices, including Aikido, Thai massage, Tango, Contact Improvisation, and System A.
  During four formative years in Japan, he trained under the esteemed master Arisue Go, focusing also on Aikido, Japanese culture, and kinbaku. Upon his return to Europe, he developed his unique tying style, Yoroi-ryu, under the name Nicolas Yoroï.
  As a key figure in European rope communities, A-Nicolas has collaborated and performed across Europe and North America, studying with renowned artists like Tessin Doyama, Kinoko, Ottonawa, Kazami Ranki, and Pedro, among others. Over the years, he has contributed through workshops, public events, performances, and the establishment of multiple dojos, most recently in Brussels.
  Key Milestones
  • 1997: Began Aïkido practice
  • 1999: Discovered rope art
  • 2004-2010: Lived and trained in Japan, studying under Arisue Go
  • 2008: First performance in Tokyo, launched photography, and adopted the artist name Yoroï Nicolas
  • 2013: Began teaching internationally
  • 2015: Opened a dojo in Brussels
  • 2022: Began using his family name(Or A-Nicolas) as his artist name
  • 2023: Battling leukemia
  • 2024: Established a fifth dojo in Brussels

  Syrene (she/her) is a danish rope model who has been enjoying ropes for 7 years.
  In her bottoming she is especially passionate about torture ties and suffering as it offers her the opportunity to explore her limits and be the rawest version of herself. She isn’t loyal to any specific style or philosophy but prefers to focus on the dynamic and the exchanging of energy that occurs in the nonverbal communication of every shibari session.
  Syrene herself is an eager learner and enjoys taking part in workshops from a vide variaty of teachers learning about the individual approaches to rope. She believes that she can learn from anyone passionate about shibari and is always open to exchanging experiences and ideas.

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  GanRaptor/Kiki_x
  

  GanRaptor/Kiki_x

  GanRaptor
  Shibari enthusiast and expert, pioneer of this art on the Polish scene.
  Since 2005, pictures of him have appeared on many rope bondage social media.
  Since 2009, his shibari shows have attracted audiences from the most famous fetish and bdsm events.
  His level of artistic expression, technical skills, attention to the smallest details in both costumes and objects and emotions passed on through theatrical performances have set an unrivaled standard for stage performance with rope.
  His presence on the Polish bdsm scene is not only performences, but also workshops. He has been teaching workshops abroad many times, e.g. in the dojo in Berlin, in Rhein/Main, Copenhagen, Aarhus, Tallinn, Moscow.
  Such intense activity was also noted outside the shibari community.
  This resulted, among other things, in invitations to TV programs such as “Got Talent”, interviews in the press and media, participation in workshops and training for psychologists, sexologists and therapists. He has had the pleasure of creating shibari scenes for movies, theater performances, including opera at the National Theatre, and even been part of the content of a book by a leading Polish wtiter.

  Kiki_x
  After years of shy interest in shibari, finally gathered courage to start experimenting with ropes 3 years ago. Enjoy variety of styles and dynamics, whether is a slow suffering or physically intense transitions, love being challenged in ties whether it’s physical or psychological. I believe good communication and body awareness is vital to be a good rope bunny/bottom, therefore outside for rope, I train aerial acrobatics and dance.