An evening of short works that examine how interactivity, games, robotics, wearables, AI, XR, and other digital technologies inform new practices in liveness. RSVP →
The theme, Re–Collect, centers recollection equally with collecting as a practice. What mark do our collections make on the world? What gaps are left by those that are missing? Where can collections be restored, created, or dismantled to create a more just future?
The theme "Re-Source" prompts the question: how do we open source Re–Fest so that artists and audiences can participate from anywhere in the world?
The theme “Re–Unification” asks: how should we come back together to imagine the world we want to create after periods of social isolation, political unrest, and devastating loss?
The theme “Re–Circulation” uses the literal and metaphoric phenomenon of circulation to explore strategies for exchanging art, ideas, and information in unexpected ways, fostering interconnection and creativity.
The theme “Re–Generation” serves as forums for intergenerational collaboration examining our roots and envisioning the future as a means of reckoning with our current conditions.
Exploring how we create, resist, and redefine gender within an evolving technological landscape.
The theme "Re–New" critically examines a cultural obsession with newness. How can we prioritize ancestral knowledge, healing practices, and forgotten technologies in order to renew our relationship with creation and progress?