We’re thrilled to announce that HEKA / PiNA is participating as a host partner in this year’s Summer Sessions, coordinated by V2_ Lab for the Unstable Media. This means we will host a 6-8 week residency focused on spatial sound, inviting sound artists and enthusiasts to develop and showcase their projects in an immersive environment.
In this short interview, we speak with Katarina Gryvul, a classically trained composer, violinist, and music producer, about her unique approach to sound. She blends the concept of holophony with avant-garde techniques to develop distinct soundscapes through instruments, voice, and analog synths.
We are excited to announce the launch of the Awareness-raising campaign in the framework of the WIN project. The campaign aims to empower women, remove barriers and promote equality in the labour market.
We are looking for an IVY volunteer! The volunteer will support the Interreg project “Karst Firewall 5.0″, under the Interreg Programme “Italy-Slovenia”.
We are excited to introduce the winning artists of the STARTS4WATERII Open Call, for the second edition of the S+T+ARTS Residency Programme, which is dedicated to water sustainability and innovation at the nexus of Science, Technology, and the Arts. This project will explore the creative reuse of marine sediment from the Port of Koper, addressing critical environmental and ecological challenges while engaging the local community.
We are excited to introduce the winning artists of the STARTS4WATERII Open Call, for the second edition of the S+T+ARTS Residency Programme, which is dedicated to water sustainability and innovation at the nexus of Science, Technology, and the Arts. This project will address the pressing environmental issues facing the Bay of Koper, a vital port region with a complex interplay between global trade and ecological balance.
The 26-day residency is designed to support, explore, and produce tangible outcomes that contribute both to the artistic community and to public well-being by addressing urban noise pollution and enhancing sonic environments in cityscapes.
In today’s world, technology, science and social structures are changing rapidly. There is a growing need to engage young people in science in a way that fosters participation, creativity and innovation. The project “Dive IN – Participatory Science in Youth Work” is a great example of how youth organisations, scientific institutions and local communities can join forces to create something extraordinary together.
PiNA together with the University of Ljubljana, together, Faculty of Design Split and Institute Joanneum of the University of Applied Sciences Graz, is organizing a fourth edition of Design+Science Summer School. From 8th to 12th of July 2024 in Ljubljana, we will gather 21 participants from all over the world to explore the topic of Subversive realities.