Stephane Hanssens

Stephane Hanssens appears consistently as a member of the Belgian expedition teams that combine music, small‑boat travel and long approaches with serious big‑wall objectives. The catalog places him on Venezuela Jungle Jam, the remote alpine push of China Jam, and the long Arctic approach of Asgard Jamming, linking jungle overhangs, high‑altitude pillars and Baffin’s fortress walls.

Venezuela Jungle Jam records a 500‑meter fully overhanging wall on Amuri Tepui where the crew spends more than ten days on the face, portaledges and improvised concerts under a waterfall. China Jam moves the formula into alpine terrain on Kyzyl Asker, a 4,000‑foot pillar in a remote Chinese valley where weather and altitude complicate a 14‑day hanging campaign. Asgard Jamming returns to the Arctic texture: long approaches on Baffin Island and multiple days on a single wall. Across these films Hanssens is shown as part of a team culture that privileges self‑sufficiency, humor in hardship, and the documentary impulse to let weather and logistics shape what gets climbed.