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Trajectories of Intervals, a multimedia exhibition in St. Petersburg, is expanding its program with a series of lectures, workshops, and discussions.
From August through October, Sevkabel Port will host conversations about the people, technologies, and creative processes behind the multimedia industry. The program will explore how immersive exhibitions are conceived and produced, how architectural mapping transforms buildings into media surfaces, and how artists and brands develop collaborations.
The program brings together dreamlaser experts — including concept designers, video engineers, and media artists — alongside guest speakers from Kafedra.school and Central University.
Lectures and discussions are free with advance registration. Workshops require a fee, and places are limited.
Schedule:
• August 1
Workshop: Building a DIY Synthesizer
Speakers: Artyom Ankudinov, Ivan Dovgalyuk (Central University)
• August 1
Lecture: The City as a Medium: How Public Art, Technology, and Education Are Shaping Russia's Media Art Landscape
Speaker: Ekaterina Belyaeva (Central University)
• August 7
Lecture: What Is Multimedia? How Modern Multimedia Studios Work
Speaker: Veronika Smirnova (dreamlaser, Kafedra.school)
• August 8
Workshop: Designing a Multimedia Exhibition: From an Idea to an Immersive Experience
Speaker: Veronika Smirnova (dreamlaser, Kafedra.school)
• August 15
Workshop: Architectural Mapping
Speaker: Danila Radchenko (dreamlaser, Kafedra.school)
• September 10
Discussion: Art and Business: Strategies for Successful Partnerships Between Artists and Brands in Multimedia Projects
Speakers: T2, dreamlaser
• September 14
Lecture: Industrial Engineering in Art
Speaker: Dmitry Masaidov
For more information, registration, and tickets, visit exhibition.intervalsfest.com, lectoriumport.ru, or sevcableport.ru