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INTERFERENCE Tunis 2018

INTERFERENCE Tunis 2018 - Contemporary And

12 September 2018

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Tunis

Tunisia

Ahla Bik

Andy Behrle

Anna Rosa Rupp

The second edition of the international light art project took place in the UNESCO-certified Medina of Tunis from 6-9 September. Featuring 42 artworks, most of which being site- or context-specific, the event drew a mixed crowd from across the globe as well as the very engaged and young local scene. See below the first visual impressions from the festival.

Interference 2018. Ahla Bik. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Andy Behrle. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Anna Rosa Rupp. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Claire Fontaine. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Claire Fontaine. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Elen Vertikova. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Hartung und Trenz. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Hartung und Trenz. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Ingo Wendt. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Liftinger and Sandoval. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Marek Radke. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Marek Radke. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Max Sudhues. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Mossin Harraki. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Mouna Jemal Siala. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Robert Sochacki. Photo: Jennifer Braun

Interference 2018. Scherrer and Bassett. Photo :Jennifer Braun

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