Born in the early 1990s, Younes Van Den Broeck (aka SPITLER) is a visual artist and performer based in Antwerp, Belgium. 

Younes founded an artist collective named "Loods Des Doods" and is a part of the rebellious art movement "Fokovism". They stand against methods and education rules that confine and restrict individuality, style and freedom of expression relating to creativity and being an artist. He likes to express his commitment to social reform through art, images and spoken word.

In mid-2018, Younes received the Queen Matilde Prize for his work on the project "Beyond Beats and Bars", which was set up to help promising young artists to come together and make a hip-hop music album.

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