Presentation of the multithread editorial series
Tue, 2 September 2026 at 11 AM
Knjigarna kavarna Maks, Delpinova ulica 10, Nova Gorica
Part of The City of Books 2026 literary festival
multithread is an editorial series by the publishing house Aksioma, dedicated to new and as yet unestablished authors who, through theoretical, essayistic and investigative writing, explore questions of contemporary culture, technology and society. At the event, co-editor Lea Sande will present all four issues of the series published to date; from the first two publications already released to the two forthcoming issues, due to be published towards the end of this year. She will pay particular attention to the second issue, entitled Digital Occultism, and the fourth issue, whose author, Tisa Troha, will join her for a discussion.
PARTICIPANTS

Lea Sande is a researcher, journalist and editor. At Radio Študent, she produces the monthly programme ‘Povratne zanke’ (Feedback Loops), in which she explores internet theory, culture and literature. She co-edits the ‘multithread’ book series and works as a student researcher on the Black Hole Photography project. She works in the field of the sociology of technology, focusing on the role of computing in contemporary capitalism, the development of artificial intelligence and the cultural derivatives of emerging technologies. She is studying the sociology of culture at the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana.

Tisa Troha is an architect, musician and DJ. In both music and architecture, she is interested in the interplay between technology, pop culture and heritage. She has performed at numerous festivals in Slovenia and abroad (MENT, Sonica, Spider, Tresk, etc.) as well as in clubs, where she organises events at the intersection of queer, club and internet culture with the collectives Nimaš Izbire and Ustanova. She is the creator of the speculative architectural project Deep Flow and, since 2021, has been a co-creator of Šum, a journal of art theory and criticism.
CREDITS
Production:
Aksioma – Institute for Contemporary Art, Ljubljana, 2026
In collaboration with:
The City of Books 2026
Knjigarna kavarna Maks
Financial support:
the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia








