Visual art showcase "Echoes: Joy"
NGO “Alternatyvi Scena” (ALTR) and Meno Parkas Gallery present the second edition of the one-day visual art showcase “Echoes”.
In this period of unrest, uncertainty, and both personal and collective turbulence, it is especially important to speak about joy, as it becomes a counterbalance to fear, chaos, and pessimism. In such times, joy is not a superficial or naive feeling — it is a conscious choice to see hope, strengthen community, and build emotional resilience.
The program aims to reveal that joy is not a simplified or one-sidedly positive image. It emerges as a result — sometimes after physical and emotional challenges, after confronting fears, feelings of shame, social norms, or the limitations of the body. Here, artists explore joy as a fragile and paradoxical phenomenon: arising from contact with others, from the courage to be vulnerable, and from the desire to form genuine connections, even when this requires passing through physically or emotionally difficult states.
SINUO concert in the international film festival "LUKSUZ"
The Luksuz Film Festival returns for its 23rd edition, continuing its mission to support
independent filmmaking from around the world. Founded in 2003 by Luksuz Produkcija, the festival has become a unique platform for emerging authors and grassroots voices that challenge dominant narratives.
This year international film festival was officially opened with SINUO' live music concert, presenting the latest works of an artist.
The latest SINUO album "Reverie"
On February 18 (2026), SINUO’s latest album “Reverie” has been released on all digital music streaming platforms.
The album’s title itself refers to a state in which consciousness withdraws from instrumental thinking and allows unarticulated impulses to surface — intuitions, affects, and yet-unnamed directions. SINUO transforms this in-between space into the structural principle of the album: the music does not so much lead as it creates a space in which listeners can wander together, question, be surprised, feel inspired, or slow down.
In the album, reality is presented not as something given, but as a relationship — with the city, with time, with other people, with memory, and with oneself. It is a relationship constantly reconstructed through the decision not to look back, an unexpected phone call, blurred dreams, or moments when the horizon seems to narrow — or, conversely, suddenly open up. “Reverie” asks not what we see, but how we see — and how that gaze transforms our very being.
