elektron.art is an entity that seeks and creates innovative forms of contemporary performing arts.

First, one must recall absolutely everything that has already been done, and only then create something new.
elektron.art is an entity that seeks and creates innovative forms of contemporary performing arts. We support artists’ freedom to work in the unknown. We represent cross-disciplinary performance art, from black boxes to virtual stages. It makes no difference to us whether a work brings together space and body, a neurologist and a singer, a robot and a cat – or whether the viewer sits in a chair, has their eyes closed, watches a screen, observes a body, reads a text, or simply imagines it all.
Whether it is a vision or a delusion does not matter. That always becomes clear only afterwards.

We are searching for the new. New forms, new content, new names. We do not cross out established creators, but we consciously offer a platform to fresh authors whose modes of expression and ideas have not yet been shaped by the mechanisms of the field. To those who do not yet dream of application forms and the right keywords. We offer them dramaturgical, technical, and administrative support. We have resources, knowledge, contacts, and most importantly: context.

Experimentation always leaves room for both triumph and catastrophe. We are not seeking solutions, but the very act of seeking itself. How to bring together different disciplines? Technological possibilities? Exploratory methods? Unknowing is the fuel, and trial and error is not an error. Forms of expression need not be limited to performance alone. Somewhere there is something more – and that “something” is vast. Innovation and distinctiveness may not be the only goals, but they are still goals.

It is said that technology is merely a tool. We believe it is much more than that. It shapes our face, our perception of the world, and reality itself. For us, new media is one of the most important subjects to explore and interpret. We are interested in technology, digital tools, and social media because we are interested in the electron within the human being. That is why each year we include artists in our program who apply technology in innovative ways.

Krista Jakobson-Hadar,
Annika Üprus,
WWW stuudio,
Daria Khrystych,
Maike Lond,
Taavet Jansen,
Bohdana Korohod,
Kristjan (Kika) Jansen.

Krista Jakobson-Hadar,
Annika Üprus,
WWW stuudio,
Maike Lond,
Taavet Jansen,
Bohdana Korohod,
Kristjan (Kika) Jansen,
Daria Khrystych.

Eneli Järs,
Andrus Aaslaid,
Andrus Laansalu,
Evi Pärn,
Katrin Aaslaid,
Tencu,
Raul Keller,
Henri Hütt,
Eleonora Tikas,
Priit Raud,
Kalle Tikas.