Arman Peshtmaljyan
Shahen Khandkaryan (Shhau)
The program showcases artists working across music, sound, technology, and performance, highlighting new approaches to listening, composition, and collective creation.

Kai Khachatryan
The project brings together immersive audio experiences, spatial sound works, and experimental installations that expand the possibilities of listening.

Misak Samokatian
Nadya Xyxu
The project presents multimedia installations, audiovisual performances, and spatial interventions that transform the festival into a site of experimentation, interaction, and discovery.

Gevorg Grigoryan
The project brings together artists working with moving image, film, animation, archives, and audiovisual storytelling, presenting new visual works and experiments throughout the festival.

Tanya Chizhikova
Inviting performers, dancers, choreographers, movement researchers, body practitioners, theater makers, interdisciplinary performers, sound-and-body practitioners, and artists interested in embodiment, ritual, presence, and collective practices.

Venera Kazarova
Inviting designers, costume artists, textile artists, wearable art practitioners, jewelry designers, performance designers, stylists, craft-based artists, and interdisciplinary makers exploring the body as an artistic medium.

Aram Hovhannisyan
Sergey Umroyan
Inviting classical musicians, composers, conductors, instrumentalists, electro-acoustic composers, experimental performers, contemporary music practitioners, and artists exploring intersections between acoustic instruments and electronics to explore the idea of rituals through classical instruments and other forms of expression that we will discover along the way.

Arthur Atayan
A unique zine will be produced during the laboratory: if you love working with texts, taking interviews, translating, researching or if you have a nice essay or article written about rituals, folk culture, collaborative practices — we might find a role for you!

Tigran Suchyan
Mesrop Sarkisyan
Inviting jazz musicians, improvisers, composers, instrumentalists, electronic performers, live-looping artists, and practitioners working between improvisation, groove, sound experimentation, and electronic music to explore the idea of rituals through jazz language and other forms of expression that we will discover along the way.

Zhanna Davtyan
Ben Wheeler
Inviting traditional musicians, folk singers, ethnomusicologists, sound artists, producers, instrumentalists, experimental composers, and artists interested in transforming traditional music practices through contemporary technologies and electronic approaches to explore the idea of rituals through traditional instruments and other forms of expression that we will discover along the way.

Jeanne Kormina (YCIE)
Inviting researchers, scientists, theorists, anthropologists, philosophers, technologists, cultural researchers, writers, archivists, and interdisciplinary practitioners interested in the intersection of art, science, technology, society, and experimental research practices.

Dima Ustinov
A sacral listening space — a sound environment where music is experienced through silence, full-body immersion, and shared presence. The space is built around a high-quality sound system designed to be felt as much as heard: sound travels through the room and through the body.

Andriesh Gandrabur
Reverse Tower is a ritual in which human signals become light and sound, creating an experience of cosmic perspective and temporarily dissolving the borders between people.
Inviting artists, researchers, technologists and engineers.

Andronik Khachiian
Rituals of Matter. During the concerts, microscopic rituals of matter become live visuals: dissolving crystals, spreading pigments, microorganisms, liquids, and organic particles are captured in real time and transformed through Resolume into a reactive visual environment that evolves together with the music.

Evgeniy Sharakshane
Artem Semenov
The documentary film Notations #2 will capture the inner life of the laboratory, following its production process from the initial creative sparks to the final showcase. Instead of a traditional format, the narrative places a sharp focus on the unique personal stories of the participants, crew, and curators.