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FEDORA
Digital Prize 2025
Nominee
€270
collected
€10
Matched
€35,000
target
3
Number of donors
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About the Project
“Echoes of Time: A Dance of Centuries” is an innovative performance that intertwines live ballet with real-time digital elements, creating a seamless fusion of art and technology. By celebrating the artistic legacy of Stara Zagora Opera, this project, in collaboration with the Finnish National Opera and Ballet and Aalto University, represents a leap forward in how audiences experience dance and opera, transforming classical art into a dynamic, modern narrative.
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Echoes of Time offers a bold step into the future of ballet. This cross-border collaboration features simultaneous performances in Bulgaria and Finland, where dancers interact in real-time across digital landscapes. Technical teams from both theaters will work closely to overcome the challenges of synchronizing performances across distances. The performance explores deep themes like identity and connection across time, using the medium of dance to transcend physical borders and showcase a unified, emotionally resonant story.
Why should you support us?
By supporting Echoes of Time, you’re helping to build a sustainable future for global artistic communities.
The project will test the potential for live, simultaneous performances occurring 2,000 km apart to be merged into a unified experience, visible at both locations. This groundbreaking approach could pave the way for innovative forms of international cooperation. It offers significant cost savings and a more environmentally responsible solution, showcasing a sustainable future for global artistic collaboration.
Your donation will enable us to continue our work of making the arts accessible and impactful for new generations, ensuring that the power of opera and dance continues to inspire and unite diverse cultures in the years to come.
Who are we?
Stara Zagora State Opera is a pioneering cultural institution in Bulgaria, with a deep-rooted tradition of artistic excellence. As we approach our 100th anniversary, we continue to evolve, championing both classical and innovative performances that inspire new generations.
Finnish National Opera and Ballet is Finland’s first and only professional opera company. It is well-known for pushing boundaries in the performing arts, utilizing cutting-edge technology to enhance the viewer experience, and fostering a culture of international collaboration.
Aalto University is a globally recognized leader in technological research and innovation, known for combining science, arts, technology, and business to drive forward-thinking solutions. Its mission is built on high-quality research, education, and societal impact, with core values of responsibility, courage, and collaboration.
Supporters
Mircho Hristov donated 6 days ago
Lyubomir Petkov donated 1 month ago
William Wells donated 1 month ago
Pledge without a reward
You are about to make a donation to FEDORA, a French non-profit organisation, to support the crowdfunding campaign of the FEDORA Prizes Biennale 2025 on the FEDORA Platform. Donors can recommend a distribution of their donations to a specific nominated project, but FEDORA is in charge at its discretion to forward the funds to the Nominees.
Upon completing your donation, FEDORA or the Transnational Giving Europe Partner will provide you with more information regarding your donation receipt, allowing you to claim tax relief on your donation.
Please note that by donating online, you accept our Legal Notice (https://www.fedora-platform.com/more-infos/legal-notice).
Thank you for your generosity!
If you are a company or tax resident in Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Spain, Switzerland or United Kingdom and do not wish to receive the associated crowdfunding benefits, you can receive a tax receipt instead. To do so, please click on “Pledge without a reward” and type in the amount you wish to donate.
Please note that according to the Charities Aid Foundation, UK residents can only obtain a tax receipt for donations between GBP 100 and GBP 9,999.
Please note that according to the Swiss Philanthropy Foundation, Swiss residents can only obtain a tax receipt for donations of minimum 100 CHF. Donations as of €5 are still possible via FEDORA's payment page for anyone wishing to make a donation of under £100 or 100 CHF without receiving a tax receipt.
Learn more about possible benefits or tax deductions related to your donation here.
Learn more about the crowdfunding campaign here.
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