Octobre Numerique

The festival once again explores the relationships between technology, imaginaries, ecology and society through a sensitive, critical and independent approach.

This year, resistance takes centre stage. Discover connections between resistance, everyday digital technologies, poor images and tools for reinvention. Alongside seven exhibitions, the festival will feature screenings, concerts, author talks, performances, musical events, deep-listening sessions, debates and club nights.

The 2026 edition will notably feature Anima Ludens, a major exhibition created in collaboration with Japan and devoted to the contemporary imaginaries of Japanese video games; The Language of Moths by Mathilde Reynaud, an installation and experimental video game exploring glitches, memory and digital ecologies; and Melencolia 110010100 by Guillaume Pascale, a critical installation examining space techno-solutionism and contemporary technological imaginaries.