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KTH Centre for Research in Art, Technology and Design

NAVET is a hub to navigate unexplored regions between art, technology and design. NAVET is a collaboration.

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Organon Lutherie Lab I: Uncharted Territories

15 September, 18:00-20:00 Lilla Salen (KMH)

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ANTENNSALEN

Performance och presentation av publikation Rebecca Larsson & Felicia Sjögren

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Storefront window of Parallel Collective Gallery featuring a potted plant, black dots

Beröringspunkter

Opening Thursday 27 August, 17.00 to 21.00.

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EQUINOX - Installations and Concert at KTH Reaktorhallen

Celebrating the astronomical equinox and the arrival of spring, NAVET hosted a curated showcase featuring artists from the community at the KTH Reactor Hall.

Read about the artworks presented at Equinox 2026 here .

For media coverage of the event visit out Instagram page .

Hannah in front of a constellation of hanging CDs. Photo: Anna Gerdén

Recap: 2025 Student Festival SPACE

Thank you for coming out to Tekniska Museet last 10th of October to our Student Festival. There were six student projects showcased throughout the evening, all centered around the theme SPACE, drawing a crowd of around 250 visitors!

On our YouTube channel you can watch a showcase video of each project.

For a recap of this event visit this page .

Joanna talking to a visitor in front of her tapestry. Photo: Helena Linder

Course Project Presentations @ The Cell

The students in the course Communicating Science Through Art and Art Through Science exhibited their final course projects at The Cell in January 2026.

For media coverage of the event visit out Instagram page .

Videos

The Unexplored Space

Luciferin installation

BARK Performance

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The Sound Forest!

The Sound Forest (Ljudskogen) is a music installation consisting of a room with light-emitting interactive strings, vibrating platforms and speakers, situated at Scenkonstmuseet - The Swedish Museum of Performing Arts, located in the heart of Stockholm. The Sound Forest is designed to be accessible to everyone, regardless of age or ability.

Participants of different ages can interact with this multisensory platform using different strategies and bodily modes of interaction to experience similar associations to musical experiences, with activities ranging from running to synchronised music-making and collaborative play.

Check out one of many press pieces on the installation here!

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If you have project proposals, suggestions for activities, ideas for collaborations or other inquiries regarding NAVET's work, please contact the director of NAVET, Roberto Bresin.