Emerging aesthetics, technologies or movements in the European art scene.
During Nuits sonores 2021, we met with French artists Oklou & Krampf, who presented a project linking video game, music and performance: Zone W/O People
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Exploring the workings of artificial intelligence through artistic creation is the ambition of the latest project launched by Sònar as part of the AI and Music S+T+ARTS Festival. Researchers and artists have worked together on these questions to create new performances. In this piece, Cécile Moroux exchanges with Anna Diaz and Javier Ruiz Hidalgo on "Engendered Otherness - A Symbiotic AI Dance Ensemble."
For our coverage of Nuits sonores Colombia's Compilation, we looked into the state of the Colombian electronic scene, through the lens of journalists, artists and local figures.
We met with Congolese collective Fulu Miziki for an in-depth look at their work, a "build your own instrument" workshop and a conversation about their vision for this project.
As part of our coverage of the release of Atlantic Stereo, a compilation linking France and Colombia through music, we interviewed producers Voiski and Verraco on the changes of paradigms in the world and the utopias that still exist in it.
As part of our coverage of the release of Atlantic Stereo, a compilation linking France and Colombia through music, we interviewed Linapary, Colombian singer who penned and interpreted the lyrics of "P.U.T.A", a slow perreo anthem produced by french producers Simo Cell and Low Jack.
Carmen Villain, one of our Faces of We are Europe, exchanges with Martin Bjørnerson as part of Insomnia's discourse programme.
Maoupa Mazzocchetti, Sara Dziri, Milan W, Simon Halsberghe reflect on their relationship to modular synthesizers and the connection between the body, the mind and the machines.
On the outskirts of the city of Medellín, in Colombia, between streams, birdsong and colourful flower farms, a handful of artists have decided to create soundscapes at the mercy of the mountain and the mystique of its forests.
The Norwegian collective opens up about their relationship to dance, choreographies and sound.
Jenny Hval (one of our Faces of We are Europe) exchanges with Martin Bjørnerson as part of Insomnia's discourse programme.
