Collision Points lands in Stockholm for an exclusive preview of this summer’s festival in Ankarsrum, Småland. This curated evening brings together some of the city's most innovative electronic explorers for a deep dive into sound, science, and subculture.
The night culminates in a takeover by the London-based powerhouse Inklingroom, marking their presence with a high-octane blend of movement and sound. Inspired by the raw energy of raving and the freedom of improvisation, this is your chance to shed the spectatorship and dive into a collective state of release. Whether you are here for ear-opening performances or the pulse of the London club scene, come dressed to move and be ready to meet with the unexpected.
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Helena Linder
Helena Linder is a Stockholm-based artist who primarily focuses on instrument building and photography. With a background in physics, she finds beauty in scientific explorations of sound and light. Her work is driven by a curiosity about natural phenomena, and her practice echoes the scientific method. Such an ethos permeates her project Sirenology, where she is creating an acoustic synthesizer inspired by the mechanisms and historical context of sirens as tools in 19th–century acoustics labs. Helena’s affiliations in Stockholm include membership in Elektronmusikstudion (EMS), Konstmusiksystrar, and Fylkingen.
Continuing its transformation from previous workshops and performances, Helena’s latest Sirenology iteration arrives for Collision Points - Stockholm as a performance-lecture, offering a unique window into the world of sirens styled after 19th-century public showcases of laboratory curiosities.
20.00
rip ME
rip ME is a shifting shape, equal parts familiar and strange. Resigns definition. Member of bands XTC in the XIV & Lokalfrågan. Will be performing new music.
21.00
Quantum Foam
Quantum Foam performs hopeless millennial t3chno finding meaning over noise left behind in the post-Heisei limbo. Drifting though an alternate space time fluctuation, Quantum Foam//QNTMFM is Edy Fung’s project that explores noise and information transmission from de-anthropocentric perspectives, through machine interpretations of material and spatial memories via first-hand found sounds, field recordings and electromagnetic interference.
22.00
Inklingroom — Wash Electra and Rebecca Green
Founded in London in 2020 by Keity Pook & Michal Sobkiewicz, inklingroom was created to bridge underground electronic music with contemporary dance and performance art, taking performances beyond traditional venues. Since then, the platform has been curating immersive live events, releasing music and producing works that support emerging, independent and underrepresented choreographers, dancers, musicians, and contemporary artists. Through their efforts, they hope to foster a community that values experimentation, collaboration, and innovation in the arts.
