FOTONICA Festival

Italy Roma, Como, Vasto

FOTONICA photon, historically as light, from Greek φωτός (photòs), is a festival that investigates art forms related to the light element, in particular digital light.

FOTONICA wants to spread Visual Visual Arts in a context of cultural offering such productions, given the increasing quantity and quality of operators, artists and audiences who are now eager to enjoy it.

FOTONICA wants to be a new project in a field where Rome has always been a reference but today suffers from the lack of...FOTONICA photon, historically as light, from Greek φωτός (photòs), is a festival that investigates art forms related to the light element, in particular digital light.

FOTONICA wants to spread Visual Visual Arts in a context of cultural offering such productions, given the increasing quantity and quality of operators, artists and audiences who are now eager to enjoy it.

FOTONICA wants to be a new project in a field where Rome has always been a reference but today suffers from the lack of an international event: Audio Visual Digital Arts.

The idea is to organize an event in December at MACRO, involving Roman realities in building a program that represents different forms of Visual Digital Arts:

Performance Audio Video – Live Cinema Festival
Installazioni Audio Video – RGB Light Experience
Videomapping – RoMap
Lectures – Art is Open Source – Culture Action Europe
Live Sets di Musica Elettronica e VJ Sets – Spring Attitude, Strati LPM e Live Performers Meeting
Workshops – Fusolab 2.0
Laboratori bambini – Fondazione Mondo Digitale.
NetArt – Shockart.net
Attività collaterali – Vari
FOTONICA is produced by Flyer communication, which in 2004 created the LPM Live Performers Meeting, the largest event in the industry. He came to his 18th edition, of which 11 in Rome and the others, thanks to the support of the European Community, Xalapa, Minsk, Mexico City, Cape Town, Eindhoven and Amsterdam. Since 2004, LPM has hosted more than 4600 artists, 2625 performances, workshops and showcases, with 72 participating countries and more than 1,500,000 visitors.

LPM is part of LPM 2015 > 2018, a project co-funded by Creative Europe, a program of the European Union that aims to promote Visual Visual Arts Digital through a joint project of 13 partners from 12 countries with the production of 36 festivals, 3 meetings, 3 Audience Development Conferences and over 200 satellite events.