Fedde Le Grand is a masterful pioneer of electronica, considered by countless fans and artists as one of the single most defining figures in House music. Whether as DJ or producer, Fedde’s influence can be felt throughout the electronic landscape; his creative beats, grooves, melodies and rhythms surround us all and have done so for many years. He’s been credited countless awards and remixed the biggest artists around – from Coldplay, Madonna, will.i.am, Robbie Williams, Everything But The Girl, and Fatboy Slim, to Shakira, Rihanna, Mariah Carey, Faithless, and his own all-time musical inspiration Michael Jackson. He’s featured the top half of the acclaimed DJ Mag Top 100 for well over a decade
When it comes to solo records it was the seminal electro track ‘Put Your Hands Up For Detroit’ that not only brought Le Grand to global attention, but breathed fresh life into a stagnant house scene. Amongst others, tracks like ‘The Creeps’, ‘Let Me Think About It’, ‘Back ‘N Forth’, ‘Metrum’, ‘So Much Love’ and ‘Sparks (Turn Off Your Mind)’, have established him as one of the most exciting and consistent talents around, demonstrating his effortless ability to move seamlessly between huge mainstream success and edgier, underground sounds.
Fedde Le Grand performs at major international festivals, including Tomorrowland, Ultra Music Festival and Coachella. He has also created the innovative show “GRAND”, which combines music, theatre and dance.
In addition to his own career, he supports emerging talents such as Hardwell and Nicky Romero, including through his radio programme “Darklight Sessions”. Thanks to his passion and creativity, he remains a leading figure in electronic music.

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Live Performance curated by Alberto Codeluppi e Beatrice Ziliani
in collaboration with Consorzio Quarantacinque

Electronic soundscapes, voice, spoken poetry and performative gesture converge in a practice that spans music, visual arts and performance, creating immersive sensory environments.
The project stems from the idea that error is not something to be avoided, but a fundamental condition of existence, choice and transformation. In
a cultural context that tends to reduce it to failure or inefficiency, NO ERROR NO LIFE proposes a different perspective: error as a space of possibility, as an opening towards new ways of living.
The performances create suspended, liminal spaces in which the audience is invited to let go of control, confront fear and release perfectionism, rediscovering a more courageous and direct relationship with their own bodies and with the experience of living.

A two-time Oscar winner – for Nicola Piovani’s score for the film La vita è bella, directed by and starring Roberto Benigni, and for Ennio Morricone’s score for Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight – Nello Salza has been hailed by critics as “the trumpet of Italian cinema”. He has recorded the most important works by Morricone, Piovani, Trovajoli, Ortolani, Piersanti and Bacalov, to name but a few…

For Fotografia Europea, he will be in conversation with film critic Gianni Canova, Professor of Film History and Film Studies at the IUM University of Milan, where he served as Rector from 2018 to 2024. Since 2024, he has been Chairman of the Scientific Committee of the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Rome and is currently the author and presenter of the television programme Il cinemaniaco on Sky Cinema, as well as the series I mestieri del cinema on the We Love Cinema portal.

in collaboration with Coress

Acid Tank curates immersive events centred on sound, performance, ideas and contemporary issues. Rediscovering unconventional gathering places.

For the Fotografia Europea 2026 aftershow, Acid Tank brings a taste of car tuning culture to the courtyard of VR33 (formerly Maffia Club).