Featuring: Adomas Palekas, Aernoudt Jacobs, Africa is/in the Future, Alanas Gurinas & Sholto Dobie, Alexis Degrenier, Gwendoline Robin, Jennifer Walshe & Neil Luck, Joost Rekveld, Ka Baird, Laryssa Kim, Lawrence McGuire, Limpe Fuchs & Mark Fell, Mariam Rezaei, Marie Thompson, Miki Yui, MSHR, NikNak, ooooo, Papilloneer Orchestra (Anina, Donia, Jano, Oeryo & Soumaya Phéline), Pom Bouvier-b. & Marjolein Dijkman, Sonia Saroya & Edouard Sufrin, Takahiro Kawaguchi & Takako Minekawa, Tom Mudd, Vica Pacheco & more TBA.

Oscillation ::: from the Mothership is here. For no less than 10 days, the figure of the mothership, a vessel capable of carrying other vehicles and releasing them out into the world, will take artists and audiences through this festival, hovering along concerts, workshops, an exhibition, and a discourse program. Where exactly they will take place, you will read here soon. Tickets are already on sale: you can choose between day tickets, a pass for 3 or 6 days of your choice, or the full 10-day trip.

The festival will explore the relation between technology and diversity, and how this relation can be redefined by diverting tools from their original purpose. While understanding and unboxing technologies can instigate autonomous usership, the advent of new technological cultures has also sparked the imagining of other futurist worlds. Hacking and extending tools and instruments can open fields of possibilities, changing not only what music sounds like, but who it is produced by.