This is not a stage in the usual sense.

H.O.P.E unfolds as a single environment where light, sound, and spatial design operate together. The line between performance and setting disappears. There is no fixed point of view. Each artist reshapes the space and guides the audience through shifting states.

The evening presents Aïsha Devi, Swiss-Tibetan producer and founder of Danse Noire. Her work brings together ritual intensity, deconstructed club sound, and spiritual futurism, and recent work includes collaborations with the BBC Concert Orchestra and the premiere of Les Immortelles with Emmanuel Biard at CTM Festival.

Her performances are built around trance states and physical sound. She has appeared in the lineups at Primavera Sound, Unsound Festival, Roskilde Festival, Dark Mofo, and MoMA PS1.

Also on the lineup is object blue, a London-based producer working between experimental sound and club music. In “Since Do you plan to end a siege?” She has developed a distinct sonic language shaped by tension, precision, and emotional depth.

Opening the night, bassnotesonhope presents a hybrid performance combining choral structures, sound experimentation, and live action.

Production by ASID + Fetchish

Fetchish is a multidisciplinary collective that hosts cultural events, supports artistic projects, and works with the Eastern European diaspora.

Featured by platforms like Dazed, Fetchish builds temporary architectures for experimental culture across London, Berlin, Los Angeles, and beyond.

ASID operates as a semi-anonymous intelligence division for philosophical and artistic R&D. It explores collisions between the esoteric and exoteric, computational and poetic, embracing paradox as a reflection of contemporary cultural and technological systems – from anti-egoic individualism to neotradition, subcultures, and forms of universal love.