Caged, Not Cured

Artist • Poet • Word Engineer

Scapin is a wanderer of language — a poet who bends meaning and rhythm to expose what hides beneath the noise. His art moves between spoken word and dark, cinematic rock-noir, where silence breathes as much as sound. Each piece is a fragment of introspection — intimate, tense, and haunted by beauty — a dialogue between absence and endurance.

After years spent crossing continents and cultures, Scapin now develops two intertwined worlds:

Scapin, his French-language solo project — a poetic and nocturnal universe blending spoken word, rock, and experimental sound design. It’s a space where words are sculpted like light through smoke; where emotion replaces ornament, and truth is whispered rather than declared. Through his native tongue, he explores silence, absence, and the fragile humanity behind every noise — a dark mirror of intimacy and resistance.

JAF Collective Sound System (JCSS) — a cross-language Hip-Hop collective crafting sharp, satirical lyrics and innovative beats. Their sound fuses rap, irony, and social critique into a sonic laboratory where rhythm meets rhetoric. From the political punch of Gold-Plated Wig Man to the existential mock-trial of I Am a Cat, JCSS turns language into both weapon and reflection.

At the crossroads of poetry and rebellion, Scapin & JCSS build worlds where language becomes a mirror — revealing the absurd, the sacred, and the fragile balance between what we say and what we hide.

Caged, Not Cured

Scapin / JAF Collective Sound System (JCSS)