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Open Call · Startups Open Call: Startup Camps Japan | Q1 2027
Applications are now open for the Q1 2027 Startup Camps in Japan, powered by Innosuisse and managed by Swissnex. The program supports two cohorts: food tech and space tech startups looking to validate their market potential and establish a foothold in one of the world’s most advanced and innovative economies.
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Exhibition · Arts & Creative Industries Swissnex Window #15: Perhaps Silence
Who shapes the future of culture? Bringing together perspectives from science, art, and technology, Perhaps Silence explores how humans, other species, and emerging technologies contribute to shaping culture. Drawing on photography, sound, and machine learning, the exhibition invites us to rethink how culture is created and who and what shapes its future.
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Event · Arts & Creative Industries Opening Event of Swissnex Window #15: Perhaps Silence
Join us for the opening of Perhaps Silence, with a conversation exploring sound, urban space and the environments we share with other species. Bringing together perspectives from acoustic research, architectural history, sociology and creative practice, the discussion will consider how listening can reveal overlooked relationships in everyday places.
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Event · Arts & Creative Industries Soundscape Tour
What can we discover about a city by listening? In this guided soundscape walk to Nakanoshima Park with Dr Jan A. Eckert, participants will explore the sounds that shape everyday urban life. Through listening exercises and shared observations, the walk invites participants to reconsider how different forms of life inhabit and share the city. No prior experience is required.
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Event · Arts & Creative Industries Mapping the City: Listening Beyond the Human
What if a tree, a crow or a river became your guide through the city? With five days of on-site exploration, this creative workshop with Swiss-Dutch design duo andrews & degen explores Kyoto’s Jōdoji neighbourhood through walking, listening and urban fieldwork.
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