Etienne Rey, Turbulences, 2018
Herman Kolgen, Liquid Memory
Stéphane Kozik, Water from Comets, 2014
Pe Lang, Positioning systems VI, 2013
Joanie Lemercier, Fuji, 2014
Tristan Ménez, Bloom, 2018
Jacques Perconte, Fécamp-Fagnet (Haute-Normandie), 2017
Laurent Pernot, Tenir La Mer, 2015
Urbrain, Latent Image, 2015
Gaëtan Robillard, Searching for the Wave, 2013
Pierce Warnecke, Data Decay, 2009 (revisited in 2018)
- Revealing many places in the city through "in situ" events, L'Ososphère unfolds over time and in the urban space of Strasbourg (but also elsewhere and in a network), with electronic nights and concerts, exhibitions and art tours, concerts, sound cruises, workshops, public conversations, radio and publishing. Since 2011, L'Ososphère has been augmented by programme lines (Pop Up District and Cafés Conversatoires) that activate places and situations, often by invitation. In 2015, L'Ososphère is producing an event entitled "Winter Garden" on the Central Campus at the invitation of the University of Strasbourg. In 2017, L'Ososphère will return to live on the La Coop site for the last time before it is transformed into a unique public space, for an exceptional event that, in 10 days, will bring together 42,000 people (29,000 visitors and 13,000 dancers) and 122 artists. 2019 will be the year of its next edition. The Ososphère is now a biennial event. The Ososphere also includes a platform for the creation and production of artistic and cultural projects, broadcast during its public times.