1 – 4 September

Festival de la Bâtie – Other Speaking Cave

Booking Required

Vocalist Nina Baietta and electronic artist Serøja Leonov create Other Speaking Cave, a hybrid performance that blurs organic voice and mirrored electronics. Between guttural vocal textures and shifting electronic mirages, the piece unfolds as an archaeological imagining of the future where the biological meets the machine. In a dim, cavernous mise-en-scène pierced by neon, light behaves like a living organism that pulses and reacts to sound. Created for Festival de la Bâtie 2026 in coproduction with a Geneva partner.

Place de la Madeleine 1,
1204 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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