New media art expands the possibilities of artistic expression by harnessing the power of technology, intertwining sound, visuals, and interactivity into a seamless experience. It challenges our perceptions, blurs the boundaries between mediums, and invites us to explore the ever-evolving landscape of digital creativity.

>>| aims to dive deep into the realm of exploration in sound and new media art. Gathering artists, musicians, performers, scholars, and technologists, the event invites participants to embark on a thought-provoking journey, pushing the boundaries of sonic expression and multimedia experimentation.

In this inaugural edition we aim to celebrate the convergence of sound, new media and artistic expression, exploring a diverse range of innovative practices, theories, and approaches. Our goal is to foster meaningful discussions that critically examine traditional notions of art and push the boundaries of creativity.

•    Art and Technology•    Creativity Theory•    Electronic Music•    Computer Music•    Generative and Algorithmic Art•    Human-Computer Interaction•    Interactive Systems for Artistic Applications•    New Media Art History•    Digital Art and Culture•    Digital Art Preservation•    Virtual and Augmented Reality•    Artificial Aesthetics  •    Artificial Intelligence & Creativity  •    Physical Computing and Tangible Interfaces  •    Sound Art Performance  •    Philosophy of Art & Computation  •    Technology, Arts and Ethics  •    Digital Art  

Deadline: September 1st

Results: September 25th

Submissions should contain the following information:

Title

Authors' names, affiliations and contacts

Abstract, 250-400 words

3-5 keywords

3-5 references

Authors' short bio (maximum 200 words)

For any inquiries, please send an email to:  esnmaconference.porto@ucp.ptWe accept individual submissions (communications, only in English, up to 20 minutes).The authors of the selected abstracts will be invited to submit full-length papers after the conference for peer review. The chosen papers will then be published in a special edition of the JSTA - Journal of Science and Technology of the Arts.