RESILENCE
Future Soundscapes & Affect Mining in Urban Ecosystems
9 — 21.10.25
Opening hours:
10 → 12 OTT: H11AM – 10PM
13 → 21 OTT: H11AM — 8PM
* Last admission one hour before closing
Access:
Free registration required, subject to availability
When silence is not absence but a living matter: an opening to relations between bodies, spaces, and communities.
ReSilence is an exhibition of performative installations that transforms listening into a collective experience. In a remote region of FAROUT, within an immersive and interactive environment, the audience contributes to shaping an ever-evolving soundscape.
Through art-driven explorations of science and technology, ReSilence challenges established conceptions of the urban spaces, using sound to chart the affective tissue and anthropic ecologies of future cities. Gathering the outcomes of fifteen international art residencies, the project tackles complex aural relations beyond the appearance of mere noise and informational cacophony that distinguish the contemporary age. ReSilence redefines social and creative dynamics through sound in order to redesign the public sphere as a resonant environment.
Fifteen international artistic residencies brought together art, technology, and science to imagine the cities of the future as sonic and relational ecosystems—fifteen projects exploring the role of sound, and its suspension, in building public spaces and more conscious communities.
RESILENCE /
FAROUT OPENING PERFORMANCE
9 OTTOBRE
FAROUT opening performance:
Status quo – HABITAT 26.07.24
by Brigitta Muntendorf
German-Austrian composer Brigitta Muntendorf inaugurates ReSilence at FAROUT Live Arts Festival 2025 with an immersive 3D-Audio requiem where the audience itself becomes the only performer. No singers, no musicians on stage: AI-generated voice clones, an electronic soundscape, lights, and text guide the audience—now a temporary community—through a collective ritual.
IN COLLABORATION WITH
RESILENCE /
FEATURED ARTISTS
FEATURED ARTISTS
Ari Benjamin Meyers + Halsey Solutions – Andrea Cera – Caroline Claus – Wendy Chua, Joyce Koh and Gustavo Maggio + Playersjourney – Marcin Dudek + OOF Gallery – Wen Liu and Alexander Hackl – Alevtina Kakhidze – Abel and Carlo Korinsky – Paul Louis + Impulse Audio Lab – Brigitta Muntendorf – Lugh O’Neill + Temporary Pleasure – Tim Otto Roth – Guillem Serrahima – Lea Luka Sikau and Denisa Pubalova – Loukia Tsafoulia and Severino Alfonso + up2metric
The exhibition is curated by Manuel Cirauqui and designed by three organizations working in collaboration with the RESILENCE consortium: Fundamental Research (Brussels), einaidea (Barcelona), and the architecture practice forty five degrees (Berlin), and is coordinated by Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (Greece).
RESILENCE is a project of S+T+ARTS, the European Commission’s initiative for science, technology and the arts.
RESILENCE’s beneficiary partners are: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece), Fundamental Research (Belgium), Maurice Benayoun (France/Hong Kong), Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics (Germany), Maastricht University (Netherlands), Thessaloniki Concert Hall (Greece), University of Genoa (Italy), University Pompeu Fabra (Spain).
