Hit Different: En Route
Participatory sound work
~ 2 hours
studio rex
Join a sound session with suinner, trabelsi and Kofu.
Date and time:
Wednesday 16 December, 5.30–7.30 pm
Hit Different: En Route is a participatory sound work in which artists suinner, trabelsi and Kofu invite audiences to Studio Rex to listen and create a shared soundscape.
During the live session, the artists weave together pre-recorded and live sounds, echoes and moments of silence. They invite audiences to take part in the soundscape in different ways, at their own pace and in ways that feel comfortable.
You are also welcome to simply spend time in the space and listen. Studio Rex has soft places to sit and lie down. You can dance too, if you feel like it.
The event is free, but advance registration is required. Bookings open on this page at the end of October.
The event is part of The Other Side of the Mountain exhibition, which is part of Southnord Artfest 2026.
Documentation
Please note that photographs and recordings may be taken during this event for marketing, communications, archival, and research purposes.
suinner
suinner is an interdisciplinary artist and culture worker known for projects concentrating on representations of our diverse realities – gathering presentations of emotion and identity rooted experiences.
Status quo challenging, curious, immersive and experimental projects, that have the examination of politics, histories, responses and responsibilities of bod(y/ies) in relation to their surroundings is what they naturally are drawn to.
trabelsi
trabelsi is a Tunisian-Finnish DJ, MC, and multidisciplinary artist based in Helsinki, blending the vibrant rhythms of SWANA (Southwest Asia and North Africa) with global genres like house, amapiano, and afrolife.
Passionate about BIPOC and queer liberation, trabelsi uses their sets to create spaces for joy, connection, and celebration.
Kofu
Kofu is the artistic alias of Moriamo Ahmed, a Finnish-born Nigerian poet, musician, and DJ. Their music travels through the sonic exploration of introspection, brought to life with vocal harmonies, violin, and experimental synth sounds.
Kofu aims to encapsulate the premise of honesty by sifting through themes of home, body, sorrow, and love. Their work revolves around concepts of love and identity, and the strain caused when the two don’t meet.