Electric Fields Returns! Meet the Lineup for October 24

After more than a decade, ELECTRIC FIELDS is back.

On Saturday, October 24, Artengine brings its festival of electronic art back to life with a special one-night edition at Club SAW, celebrating 30 years of artistic experimentation in Ottawa.
For this return, we've assembled an adventurous lineup of artists exploring the unseen forces that shape our world through sound, light, technology, and movement.

MEET THE LINEUP

Florence-Delphine Roux — Tumulte de Kessler

Using sculptural radio antennas, satellite signals, and stray transmissions, Montréal artist Florence-Delphine Roux makes the invisible activity above our heads audible, transforming interference into a captivating sonic landscape.

Myriam Bleau — Hypermobility

In this extraordinary audiovisual performance, Montréal artist Myriam Bleau transforms electronic rhythms into shifting architectures of light, exploring movement, acceleration, and the physical experience of sound.

Korea Town Acid & Ajeebsir — Zero Gravity

Moving effortlessly between intimate club spaces and expansive spatial environments, Korea Town Acid and visual artist Ajeebsir unite in Zero Gravity—a visionary audiovisual collaboration co-produced through a residency at the Society for Arts and Technology, which recently premiered at MUTEK 2026.

Bear Witness (The Halluci Nation) — DJ Set

Ottawa's own Bear Witness brings his unmistakable musical sensibility to close the night. As co-founder of groundbreaking collective The Halluci Nation, he has helped reshape the possibilities of contemporary Indigenous electronic music and audiovisual culture.

Together, these artists take us from the barely perceptible to the fully immersive, from signals in the atmosphere to rhythms felt through the body.

ELECTRIC FIELDS 2026

Saturday, October 24, 2026
Club SAW — 67 Nicholas Street, Ottawa

GET TICKETS:
http://www.tixtree.com/e/electric-fields-84394cee3430

Electric Fields first emerged as a gathering point for adventurous electronic art, bringing together artists, musicians, technologists, and curious audiences. This one-night return is both a celebration of that history and a glimpse of what comes next.