fluctoplasma 2026 – humanity in (dis)solution

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On the second day of the festival, the HfMT will become a hub for pluralistic cultures of remembrance, networking, and collaborative artistic work. Starting at 10 a.m., the Coalition for Pluralistic Public Discourse (CPPD) and Dagesh – Jewish Art in Context will convene for their annual meeting.

At 2 p.m., the day opens to festival visitors: The asambura ensemble invites attendees to a participatory workshop titled “diasporAsa—a composition lab on contemporary culture of remembrance.” The focus is on the question of how memory can be artistically reimagined, shared, and reassembled today.
Participants will actively work with a toolkit of historical documents, texts, images, musical material, and other fragments. This gives rise to their own sonic and interdisciplinary mosaics of memory. No prior musical experience is required. Those who wish to work with sheet music are, of course, welcome to do so. Participants may bring their own instruments. At the same time, images, language, and other artistic approaches open up diverse possibilities for participation.
In fact, diverse experiences and backgrounds are expressly encouraged: diasporAsa views the culture of remembrance not as a finished narrative, but as a shared artistic process. The materials and ideas developed during the workshop will be incorporated into the concert “diasporAsa—A Sonic Space of Remembrance” on Sunday.

Eintritt frei

Register for the workshop at www.fluctoplasma.com. Participation is free. As a thank-you, all workshop participants will receive a free ticket to the concert on Sunday, October 25, at 2:00 p.m. at resonanzraum.

Event Overview
Oct. 22, 6:00 p.m. – Opening
Oct. 23, 2:00 p.m. – diasporAsa Workshop
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