Div.fuse
August 27 to September 6
Div.fuse is a media arts festival held biennially. The second edition will take place from August 27 to September 6, 2026, at Argos Centre for Audiovisual Arts in Brussels. It will feature a mix of installations, artist films, and performances, supplemented by lectures and workshops.
Expo
Thursday to Sunday
11.00–18.00 h.
Opening on Aug. 27:
18.00–22.00 h.
argos centre for audiovisual arts
werfstraat 13 rue du chantier
B-1000 Brussel
Solidarity rate: €15
Standard rate: €10
Concessionary rate: €5
Under 18s, Museum Pass or
ICOM members: free
Praktisch
Unfortunately, the first floor in Argos is not wheelchair accessible.
Most workshops are accessible. This is indicated separately.
argos is a 15-minute walk from Brussels North station.
The nearest metro and bus stop is IJzer.
You can park on the street nearby. The closest parking garages are those of Rogier and Q Park Centrum.
Installations:
Sohel Bourgeau / ‘The middle of nowhere’
André Geraldes & Tiago Barrosa / 'Jogo' (performance)
Martijn De Meuleneire & Gilles Vandaele / ‘From Afar’
Oli Bonzom / ‘This Might Take a While’
Yannis Gkouzoumas / ‘What Escapes’
Martha Kicsiny / ‘The Network of a Million Tiny Suns’
Diego Latruwe / ‘The Spirit is Willing’
Arseniy Litviniuk / ‘Imagine A City’
Céline Lafrikh / ‘Wishing Well’
Single screen videos:
Merri Mkrtchyan / ‘Decomposition’ (18:30 min)
Niko Wei / ‘Une lettre à Liam’ (9:52 min)
Femke Gelas / ‘Numbers’ (4:59 min)
Div.fuse is a project by BREEDBEELD in collaboration with argos centre for audiovisual arts and with the support of the Flemish Government.
Program
Thursday August 27
Opening of Div.fuse
18:00–22:00. Performance at 19:00.
Be the first to discover Div.fuse’s works. Admission is free during the opening. What’s more, you’ll get to see one of the works being created live: Tiago Barrosa and André Geraldes will be sampling and manipulating images and sound to create musical textures. For the Div.fuse opening, they’ll be working with the argos archive. Their performance starts at 7.00 pm and lasts 40 minutes.
Saturday August 29
Workshop: Film als matter — Cameraless Filmmaking
10:00–12:00 FULL
14:00–16:00 EXTRA WORKSHOP
In this workshop, you’ll be introduced to experimental film art — without a camera. You’ll work directly on 16mm film stock: scratching, painting, drawing and creating collages. Here, film isn’t a vehicle for a story, but a tangible artistic medium that responds to your touch.
Workshop: Beeswax with Martha Kicsiny
10:00–12:00
Exhibiting artist Martha Kicsiny will lead a hands-on workshop on beeswax as an artistic medium. You’ll discover how this centuries-old material finds a place in contemporary media art practice, and you’ll get to try it out for yourself.
Workshop: Algorave — Coding music with Nerdlab
13:00–15:00
What if you could put on a concert by coding? In this workshop, you’ll be introduced to algorithmic music and live coding — an artistic practice in which music or visuals are generated in real time using code. No sheet music, no DAW: just text, logic and sound.
Workshop: From clay to 3D-animation
16:00–18:00
How do you transform a physical object into a digital world? In this two-part workshop, you’ll first create your own character or object out of clay. We’ll then scan it using the Polycam app and bring it to life in Blender — the free, open-source 3D animation software.
