Silvia Vidal

Silvia Vidal appears in a film that emphasizes expeditionary big‑wall commitment as much as the climbing itself. Asgard Jamming follows a long approach and a compact period on a remote wall of Mount Asgard: the record lists 45 days in the field, roughly 600 kilometers traveled on foot, and 11 days actually spent on the wall. The piece is self‑shot in the Belgian expedition tradition and blends walking, hauling, and climbing into a single narrative of endurance.

The cast includes Sean Villanueva O’Driscoll, Nicolas and Olivier Favresse, and Stephane Hanssens alongside Vidal, and the film leans into the logistics of remote big‑wall objectives as much as their movement challenges. Vidal’s verified profile identifies her as a Catalan big‑wall climber from Spain known for big‑wall soloing and work in remote regions; here she contributes to an ensemble expedition that foregrounds long approaches, collective problem‑solving, and the slow time scale of remote alpine big walls.