On September 7, Tselinny will host a collective performance Atomspheres, created by sound artist Budhaditya Chattopadhyay together with the participants of the workshop series of the same name.

The audience will experience the live sounds of wind, water, forest, and other natural elements, interwoven with electronics, traditional instruments, and improvisation.
The performance invites shared practices of “slow listening” and breathing—an experience that opens new ways of perceiving time, the body, and our connection with the world.

The performance resonates with practices rooted in the traditions of the Global South, where sound is not only music but also a way of sensing and collectively living through crises.