The Singing Garden Symphony is an interdisciplinary interactive installation that investigates the relationship between humans and nature through sound and technology. The project transforms a natural space into a collective musical instrument, in which human presence becomes the catalyst for triggering an ever-evolving sound composition.

The installation is created by artists Andrei Cozlac, Radu Marțin, and Cătălin Marinescu, who propose an artistic approach situated at the intersection of sound art, technology, and sensory exploration. Their complementary practices, ranging from sound design and generative composition to technological integration and visual-spatial design, converge into an immersive experience that brings the body, space, and natural environment into dialogue.

The project uses motion, proximity, and touch sensors integrated into vegetation and natural elements to capture visitors’ interactions with the surrounding environment. These interactions are translated in real time into a generative soundscape composed of organic sounds, ambient textures, and acoustic processing, creating an experience that reflects the subtle interdependence between human action and nature’s response.

The Singing Garden Symphony proposes a sensitive and conscious reconnection with nature through an innovative artistic format that combines sound art and new technologies. The installation functions as a platform for exploration and collective participation, highlighting the idea that nature is not a passive backdrop, but an active partner in shaping meaning and contemporary aesthetics.

Public exhibition period – The Singing Garden Symphony Installation
March 2 | Opening: 16:00
March 3 – March 15: 10:00 – 19:00

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The Classix in Focus series represents the festival’s space for interdisciplinary dialogue and networking, connecting artists, cultural industry professionals, and personalities from the academic and creative environments. The program highlights topics relevant to the contemporary artistic scene, exploring both directions directly related to classical music and broader contexts that shape the creative industry, arts education, and the relationship with audiences.

Through collaborations with international guests and experts from fields such as music, literature, visual arts, cultural management, and new technologies, Classix in Focus creates rare opportunities within the Romanian cultural landscape. Each edition becomes a platform for authentic exchange of ideas, building bridges of collaboration between generations, disciplines, and cultures.

With a dynamic and accessible format, the series has so far included 26 panels, lectures, exhibitions, openings, film screenings, book launches, and various cultural interventions, consolidating its status as an essential component of the Classix DNA and a forum for contemporary artistic reflection.

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Exhibition visits are free of charge.
By attending the exhibition, participants consent to the use of photographic images and audio and video recordings for the purpose of promoting the festival’s activities.
The festival supports young artists and facilitates public access to events through the Classix in Art scholarships.