The Yettel Ecosystem at the Supernatural Festival

Belgrade, 8 June 2026 – With Yettel's support, the Supernatural Festival once again brought together music, nature and sustainability enthusiasts. Over two festival days, on 6 and 7 June, around 5,000 visitors gathered at the Silosi Cultural Centre in Belgrade to enjoy a programme that combined art, education, sustainability and entertainment for all generations.

As part of the Yettel Ecosystem, visitors explored an exhibition of sculptures made from recycled materials by artist Viktor Kiš. Inspired by this year's festival theme, "New Earth," the exhibition creatively highlighted the importance of recycling, responsible resource management and environmental protection.

One of the festival's highlights was the unique "Frequency of Plants" performance by the DJ duo ZeroZero, where visitors experienced the sounds of plants. The performance transformed the bioelectrical impulses of plants into ambient music using sensors attached to leaves and connected to a synthesizer, with the rhythm and melody changing according to the plants' activity.

Younger visitors took part in Yettel's "Mini Ecosystem" workshop, where they explored nature, ecology and environmental protection through creative drawing activities.

The music programme opened with a DJ set by Filip Miljuš in the Silosi Honey Garden, while the second festival day featured performances by singer-songwriter and poet Nikola Lučić, bands Kanda, Kodža i Nebojša and Elemental, as well as DJ Igor Šćepanović Šćepa.

Since its launch in 2007, the Supernatural Festival has connected ecology, music, and education, serving as a platform that promotes a more sustainable and healthier lifestyle through art, workshops, concerts, and activities for all ages.

Yettel remains committed to supporting initiatives that bring together creativity and environmental responsibility.