Miss Monique will present Biorhythm at Mandarine Park

The synthesis between nature and brutalism

The renowned Ukrainian DJ and producer Miss Monique has unveiled the details of her most ambitious project to date. On October 3rd, the melodic techno figure will world premiere her new audiovisual show, titled 'Biorhythm', at the imposing open-air venue Mandarine Park in Buenos Aires. This announcement consolidates the deep bond the artist maintains with the South American audience, where she has an impeccable track record of sold-out performances.

Conceived over more than a year of meticulous design and pre-production work, 'Biorhythm' transcends the traditional concept of a DJ set. The stage proposal is based on the collision and balance between two seemingly opposite worlds. Through the use of generative industrial graphics rendered in real-time and organic textures, the show contrasts the rawness of brutalist architecture with the vitality of natural elements. This aesthetic approach seeks to strip the dance floor of disposable artifice, returning a sense of genuine connection to the clubbing ecosystem.

The world around us is becoming more industrial every day; it is full of metal, concrete, technology, incessant movement, and noise. I hope Biorhythm shows that, even within this reality, nature never disappears.

— Miss Monique

Following the success achieved in her recent performances at Ultra Buenos Aires, this solo debut marks a turning point in the artistic evolution of Olesia Arkusha. In addition to the expected date in the Argentine capital, the international tour of 'Biorhythm' has confirmed its expansion throughout 2026, covering the following territories:

• France
• Belgium
• North America (dates and cities to be announced)

A redefinition of the immersive show

The contemporary electronic music industry often runs the risk of prioritizing ephemeral visual impact over conceptual narrative. Miss Monique's initiative represents a bold move toward sensory depth. By integrating the hypnotic cadence of her usual rhythmic progressions with a reflection on the coexistence between the machine and the natural environment, 'Biorhythm' promises to transform the space into a sanctuary where the groove acts as the common thread of the human experience.

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