This initiative would weaken public broadcasting – and with it our local, experimental arts: small concerts, underground theater, films, workshops – all the projects that otherwise wouldn’t get support would be the first to disappear.

We See You will continue in 2026. Our concerts in 2025 were not only exceptionally beautiful, they left traces. As a dear colleague said, it was striking how easy it was to truly come together on a deep level. We found a social and at the same time authentic stance that allowed us to respond to what we experience every day, and to feel that this carrying and being carried was shared by many – across Switzerland.

Oneiric means “dreamlike” - a fitting title for the latest CD by the Berlin‑based trio Jane in Ether. The group, founded in 2019, consists of recorder player Miako Klein, pianist Magda Mayas, and violinist Biliana Voutchkova. 

On December 20, 2025, the last concert of the We See You series took place, and once again it was one of those evenings where more was in the air than just music. At all the events in this series, something extraordinary could be felt.

Cyril Bondi and Laurent Peter, aka d’incise, are distinguished by a deep aesthetic understanding of musical openness, collective creativity, and profound social engagement. Their work demonstrates that music can be not only an aesthetic experience but also a force for societal impact.

On December 5, 2025, WE SEE YOU performed the sixth concert of the series with Der Grosse Bär at Kunstraum Walcheturm. Here you can watch the full concert.