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SOIL - WATER - SUN
Soil - Water - Sun is a multi-faceted performative piece; a choral composition for 8 female voices, a site-specific growth laboratory, and a musical ritual. The work intuitively engages all senses, and examines the human anchoring in the cycle of nature, providing a breeding ground for depth and reflection. A piece about the art of being present in the moment and in eternity.
Soil - Water - Sun circles around nature and culture, endings and beginnings, voices and silence. in An enchanting musical language, mantras bravely take the participants into biology - deep into the earth, through the photosynthesis and out into the universe. The stories and qualities of different plants and species are admired in song. In S - W - S, women’s voices of various ages give access to a human community, a wild family tree with roots in DNA, branches of history, dreaming and dying flowers. Here, the female voice is the collective wisdom. It is the first thing we recognize, and the last thing we forget.
Soil - Water - Sun is concerned with our earth and existence, a symbiotic relationship in accelerating decay. It reminds us that time does not heal all wounds, but requires action.
Soil - Water - Sun performed at Chart Art Fair 2019 Kunsthal Charlottenborg
Performers:
Josephine Philip
Hannah Schneider
Soffie Viemose
Anja Tietze Lahrmann
Katinka Fogh Vindeleve
Hanne Uldal
Katrine Muff Enevoldsen
Pia Gruwier
Installation:
Developed in collaboration with Poppykalas, consists of soil, water and organic grown flowers.
Clothes by:
Bettina Bakdal, made from vintage silk scarfs.
Soil - Water - Sun performed at Gl. Holtegaard, August 2020
Performers:
Josephine Philip
Hannah Schneider
Soffie Viemose
Anja Tietze Lahrmann
Hanne Uldal
Kristina Holgersen
Rebekka Maria Andersson
Pia Gruwier
Photos by: Niklas Vindelev
Clothes by: Bettina Bakdal
supported by: Statens Kunstfond and KODA
Soil - Water - Sun performed at Thorvaldsens Museum, October 2021
Performers:
Josephine Philip
Hannah Schneider
Soffie Viemose
Anja Tietze Lahrmann
Hanne Uldal
Kristina Holgersen
Rebekka Maria Andersson
Installation: Poppykalas
Light by: Mads Vegas
Photos by:
Clothes by: Bettina Bakdal













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