This year, the focus is on resistance. Discover some connections between resistance, everyday digital culture, “poor” imagery, and mechanisms of reinvention. In addition to the seven exhibitions, the festival will feature screenings, concerts, author talks, shows, musical events, listening sessions, performances, debates, clubbing, and more…
The 2026 edition will notably feature *Anima Ludens*, a major exhibition created in collaboration with Japan and dedicated to contemporary imaginaries in Japanese video games, as well as *Le langage des phalènes* by Mathilde Reynaud, an installation and experimental video game exploring bugs, memory, and digital ecologies, and Guillaume Pascale’s *Melencolia 110010100*, a critical installation on space technosolutionism and contemporary technological imaginaries.
