Intermediale FESTIVAL 2025
21.11.2025, 18.00
Galeria Ring, Legnica
ZSOLT GYENES – Ad libitum (Hu)
Meeting with artist and finissage of the exhibition
The exhibition presents a selection of Zsolt Gyenes' latest audiovisual works from recent years. The artist creates films that respond to sound and visual music. Most of the works presented here emphasize the organic nature of analog technology, complemented by digital post-production. This hybrid technical choice has particular aesthetic consequences. The audience can interpret the presented works in a completely open way.
Gyenes studied media education and fine arts in Budapest and Pécs, Hungary. He is a media artist, university professor, and art theorist specializing in visual music. In his practice, he deals with the processes of translation and fusion of multiple media formats, exploring the creative possibilities of their interpretation and ways of achieving new artistic qualities. His works have been exhibited, screened, and awarded at various international film and art festivals and exhibitions in Europe, Asia, and America.
Concerts, AUDIOVISUAL PERFORMANCES
21.11.2025, 19.00
Sala Maneżowa, Legnickie Centrum Kultury
Małgorzata Dancewicz (Pl)
Peripheries - audiovisual performance inspired by early electronic music created by women, a search for answers to the question of what common meanings can be found in historically established, once avant-garde methods of creating sound and image by women who were pioneers in their disciplines. The main inspiration for the performance, which is interdisciplinary art as research, is the work of leading early electronic artists, Pauline Oliveros' innovative deep listening methods, and the avant-garde approach to composition in the radio works of Delia Derbyshire and Daphne Oram. The project was carried out as part of a scholarship from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage.
21.11.2025, 20.00
Sala Maneżowa, Legnickie Centrum Kultury
SABIWA (Tw)
SABIWA is an audio-visual performer and Visual artist. She is currently having her research in film. She records and dissects sounds and visual from natural and synthetic sources, making them interact with complex texture and abstract patterns, also using her voice processed as guiding path in her compositions. Her live performances consist in different format, such as short film, live A/V show, on 1 or multi-projections, installation and body performance. She is working in between Berlin, Taiwan and Copenhagen, in the fields of audio-visual,video art, performance and installation. In 2023-2024, she has been selected into part of the Shape platform artist. She will present materials form a new project Sons_of.
22.11.2025, 19.00
Sala Maneżowa, Legnickie Centrum Kultury
Radio Internazionale (Pl)
It was created in the first half of the 1990s. Ideologically, Radio fits into the nostalgic sound art epistolary genre, inspired in the distant background by listeners' letters, grotesque and filled with nostalgia for the dark world of 19th-century novels. Cynicism is mixed here with a sense of the collapse of meaning, noises straight out of classic futurism with a pathological and desperate need to write, collages of everyday sounds with self-aware vocal pathos, found footage with an elaborate, though perversely pastiche form. Inventiveness and a combination of techniques where the musician met the painter, and the painter met the poet. Art brut in an explosive combination with refined academicism.. 
22.11.2025, 20.00
Sala Maneżowa, Legnickie Centrum Kultury
Nosferatu Today
Sandro Mungianu, Fabrizio Casti (It)
A unique cinematic experience comes to life with a live soundtrack to F.W. Murnau's expressionist masterpiece Nosferatu (1922). Considered one of the earliest and most influential horror films in history, Nosferatu is an unofficial adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, with the terrifying Count Orlok—played by Max Schreck—portraying a ghoulish and disturbing vampire, immersed in the gothic and distorted aesthetics typical of German expressionism.
Fabrizio Casti's electronic sounds, Sandro Mungianu's experimentally treated clarinet, and laptop combine to create a dark and evocative atmosphere. The new soundtrack adds a new depth to the narrative, emphasizing the sense of mystery, horror, and anxiety that permeates the film. The meeting of the past with the present, of vision with sound, transforms the screening into an immersive event that will allow Nosferatu to be discovered in a whole new light.
23.11.2025, 19.00
Ośrodek Postaw Twórczych Zamek, Wrocław
Laura Llaneli (Es)
Through ‘Pulsos’, Spanish artist Laura Llaneli aims to reveal and aesthetically showcase the electromagnetic sounds that surround us yet remain hidden to human hearing. The proliferation of electronic devices —smartphones, computers, tablets, TVs, speakers, routers...— has allowed these sounds to increasingly permeate our environment, generating an imperceptible mass of crackles, interference, clicks, and rhythmic pulses. This is the raw material Llaneli works with, employing it as the core element of her compositions to highlight its nuances and uncover a new physicality of sound.
Laura Llaneli lives and works in Barcelona. She studied contemporary music and graphic design. She also completed studies in fine arts and sound art at the University of Barcelona. She is a member of Sons de Barcelona (UPF) and the feminist collective Nenazas. In her work, she explores the relationship between sound production and experience, language, and contemporary visual arts practices. She highlights the impact of variation on stable patterns and structures in certain cultural products, testing the resilience of language as a code or sound as a social icon. 
Exhibition
17.10.2025 – 23.11.2025
Galeria Ring, Legnica
ZSOLT GYENES
Ad libitum
VENUE
Galeria Ring
Rynek 12
Legnica, Poland
Our partners
Dofinansowano ze środków Ministra Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego pochodzących z Funduszu Promocji Kultury – państwowego funduszu celowego, z budżetu Samorządu Województwa Dolnośląskiego oraz z Gminy Legnica.