Artistic OR Scientific Visual contributions
Throughout the festival, an exhibition space will showcase visual artworks and scientific posters engaging with the theme Reclaiming Our Futures.
We invite submissions from Artists, Scientists, activists, and citizens working across a wide range of visual media. No ‘AI’ generated media will be accepted.
Visual contributions may be:
photography; Scientific poster; painting; drawing; collage; printmaking; digital art; Lithography; Linocut; mixed media; experimental graphic works; hybrid artistic-scientific creations; etc.
Possible Themes include:
Language Pluralities; Slow technological futures; Critical AI Literacy; Convivial Tools; Social Justice; Epistemic Justice; Indigenous Futures; Multispecies relations; Pluriversality; decoloniality; care and repair; Speculative Futures; etc.
To suggest your idea, please complete the submission form by July 6th, 2026.
Within the online form, we will ask you to provide:
>>> Either a written abstract (max. 200 words) or an Audio/video abstract (max. 5 minutes) outlining your contribution’s focus and format.
>>> A positionality statement (max. 150 words or 3 minutes) highlighting your reflexivity and approach to your practice.
>>> Any technical, physical, or spatial requirement you may need.
Notifications of acceptance will be sent out by July 17, 2026.
Reclaiming Our Futures is an invitation to voice your wildest ideas in the wildest ways.
An event organized by Samira Ibnelkaïd,
Futures of Language Project, Radboud University.
Funded by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences KNAW Trailblazers Fund.