Sound Fields / Light Fields

Vasarely50

An Evening of Electronic Sound and Visual Architecture.

At the JPM Vasarely Museum Pécs, surrounded by the geometric and optical worlds of Victor Vasarely, electronic musicians and sound artists gather for an evening of immersive audiovisual exploration.

Through live performances, generative structures, repetition, and sonic illusion, the program creates a dialogue between electronic sound, visual art, technology, and architectural space.

The event on 20 June 2026 runs in two sessions, starting at 7 pm and 10 pm is a collaboration between the Electronic Music program of the University of Pécs, artists from the Hungarian experimental music scene, and the JPM Vasarely Museum Pécs — inviting audiences into the shifting spaces between sound and image.

Featuring:
Electronic Music and Media Arts Department at PTE
Kovács Balázs, Réti Virág, Takuto Fukuda, Ilya Ziblat Shay

This event is part of the Pécs Night of Museums 2026 program series.

Tickets are also available online:
https://jegyvasarlas.hu/…/muze…/6a098647f54dff498b195337
You can purchase a ticket for a single venue, but the true spirit of the Night of Museums is best experienced by exploring multiple locations throughout the city.
The full program – featuring a wide range of exciting venues and events – is available at the following links: jpm.hu/muzeumokejszakaja

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