Immersive Africa
The programme presents fulldome immersions, extended-reality works, and spatial sound environments developed by creatives from across the continent. Works include both originals conceived specifically for the Dome's architecture and adaptations that find new form inside it. Each selection rests on a single principle: by Africans, for Africans, and through an African lens. Global best practice and global practitioners are incorporated and showcased.
GET YOUR TICKETSOct 2025 — Aug 2026
Digital Dome Screening
Kancícà (meaning "link" in Fongbe) is an immersive art and film experience that traces the journey of Na Agontimé, queen-mother of Danxomè's Kingdom, and the living cultural heritage she carried across the Atlantic through generations.
Oct 2025 — Aug 2026
Digital Dome Screening
Kwasukasukela, meaning “In the Beginning” in isiZulu, is an immersive projection installation by South African poet Xabiso Vili and Tshimologong Alumni, as well as interdisciplinary artist and director, Inka Kendzia.
This 360° experience fuses poetry, animation, AI, and African mythology to reimagine creation stories within a sangoma’s hut, inviting audiences into a transformative space of healing and ancestral connection. It was produced by a French partner and originally commissioned for the inaugural Forum Création Africa in Paris, with funding from the French.
Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs and the
support of the French Institute of South Africa, and produced by Dream Feel Factory and Maison des Mondes Africans.
Immersive Africa is supported by the Spaces of Culture Programme under Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture, managed by EUNIC. By attending this event, you acknowledge and consent to photography and video recordings that may include your image. These materials may be used by Fak'ugesi African Digital Innovation Festival for marketing, promotional, archival, and communication purposes across our print and digital platforms, including social media.

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