07.02.2026
Programme
11:00-13:00
Tanja Godlewsky
Breaking the Ideal #2 - Visual Strategies Beyond the Image
How do visual identities emerge that not only show musicians, but also protect, strengthen and position them - especially with regard to gender, expression and belonging?
In this workshop, we develop holistic approaches for gender-sensitive design: from colour and typography concepts to visual languages and social media strategies.
What does it mean to think of visual identity as a means of self-empowerment - not as a stylish label, but as an expression of attitude, care and difference?
In the spirit of the day's motto Music is Medicine this is also about visual healing: What spaces do we create through design? Which body images do we avoid - and which do we consciously show?
Ticket: https://momem.org/produkt/visualstrategies-07-02-2026-1100-1300/
11:00-13:00
Julia Labonte-Stoy
Inner Rhythm, Outer Success - Equalise Your Art & Life in Electronic Music
In this workshop, you will learn how to find your inner rhythm as a FLINTA* person in the electronic music scene and harmonise it with external success. We combine creative flow techniques, mental health strategies and business impulses so that you can work artistically freely, strengthen yourself mentally and physically and act economically sustainably. Content focus:
- Creative strategies to shape and consolidate artistic & personal identity
- Mental health tools & exercises for resilience, inner stability, energy & focus
- Mindset work for self-confidence and artistic clarity
- Business basics for sustainable success in the music industry
Ticket: https://momem.org/produkt/equalize-07-02-2026-1100-1300/
14:00-16:00
Nadia Struiwigh
Sound Tells the Story - Composing with Feeling
This session explores how to build emotional narratives using sound. From ambient pads to rhythmic pulses, Nadia guides participants in creating a cinematic storyline - whether for film, performance, or personal expression.
- Focus points: emotion-based arrangement, layering, transitions, mood building
- Tools: Ableton or hardware setups
- Ideal for: film & media creators, immersive arts programmes, producers
Ticket: https://momem.org/produkt/composing-07-02-2026-1400-1600/
19:00-20:30
Julia Labonte-Stoy (moderator), Emma Marshall, Nadia Struiwigh, Katja Ruge - Curator
Music is Medicine - How Electronic Music Heals Body and Soul
Emma Marshall opens with insights from Music is Medicine - Stories about rhythm, memory and community. Together with Nadia Struiwigh, a conversation about moments on the dancefloor and in the studio in which electronic music becomes a unifying, stabilising force. Moderated by Julia Labonte-Stoy, this panel opens a space for exchange, healing and shared experiences.
Free admission, accessible to all
Participation & access
✨ Workshops: € 28 each and exclusively for FLINTA* persons
✨ WFor further information on the workshops see Ticketing
✨ Panels & after-parties: Admission on a donation basis and open to everyone
Funded by Kulturamt Frankfurt am Main
Media Support by RA (Resident Advisor)
Graphics by Martha Jokiel
