Open call for emerging and established artists.
We are looking for submissions of innovative video works related to the festival theme, produced in the last two years.

A new edition of the project SONIC NARRATIVES is approaching. From May 26th to June 10th, artists from France, Belgium, Italy, Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, Estonia, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Norway, and Romania propose types of reading of contemporary realities through their art and invite us to reflect on the diversity of the world, but especially on its fragility. 

Fluid Memory by artist Ioana Vreme Moser sets up a mirror that reflects back to a digital technology that doesn’t require many resources to operate, only simple fluid matter guided by natural phenomena.

In the frame of Paradigm Shifts, a diverse series of presentations and lectures by artists, researchers, and curators as well as a panel discussion.
Curated by Stefan Tiron, Gabriele de Setta

The Harvester Bugs instruments capture Electromagnetic and Radio-magnetic waves that they can find in their proximity and amplify them using solar power. This workshop aims to introduce the participants to the area of self-powered devices and off-grid electronic machines.

Sound walks, listening sessions and recordings, presentations about sound art and sound documentation on the banks of the Bega in Timișoara.

Open call for emerging and established artists, new authors and/or students. We are looking for submissions of innovative video works created in the last two years, related to the festival motto.

Presentation of the curated selections made by five master students of the Faculty of Arts and Design from Timișoara, based on the Simultan Media Archive.

§ƆHIƵضHƟNÏΛ is a project of interventions in various peripheral public spaces, in nomadic format, dedicated to explorations in sound. The events take place in the form of live performance and audition – organized with irregular rhythm and frequency by SIMULTAN.ORG. Sound events are not only perceived by the ears, they also stimulate other sensory organs. […]

Setting out from the general theme of ‘the visible and the invisible’, this lecture will sketch some different but connected ways in which relations between visibility and invisibility play out in three areas: art, social experience and communications technology or social media.

Structured in two stages, the program is aimed at those who want to develop ideas in a collaborative framework (artists, creatives, thinkers, coders from Romania) and to realize artistic or theoretical projects at the intersection between art, technology and society.