multi-disciplinary artwork

Series of 1:1 sensory walks, public interventions and a soundwork. The project explores the relationship between people and trees across times, geographies, and life stories — through the lenses of memory, migration, and belonging.

multidisciplinary installation / performance / ritual

An immersive installation that explores the grief that has no obvious place in our everyday lives - the grief that comes with loss, crisis, and change, in our personal lives and in the world around us. The installation creates a temporary "house" - a space where this grief is welcome and honoured through music, voices, stories, sound, rituals, video, and plants.

durational performance

14 hours weaving a 120 footstep long rope from grasses, while singing the grass spell and connecting with the weavers before me across deep time.

multi-channel sound installation

The installation explores the queering of relationality with land marked by displacement and migration, mourns ecological devastation, and imagines new forms of kinship across species and borders. The installation invites the listener to see the forest as a living archive in which plants, mountains, winds, waters, and human stories co-exist and co-sound, becoming witnesses, collaborators, and co-conspirators in times of ecological crisis.

residency project & series of public listening sessions

Together with Agnieszka Bułacik and Hanna Grześkiewicz we were exploring the Czech-Polish borderlands as a landscape of displacement, ancestral memory, and ecological grief - and asking how our relationships with trees, in times of multiple planetary emergencies, can become spells for new beginnings.

sound installation and three performance-rituals. co-created with silver birches.

a sound installation and three performance-rituals that explore how our relationships with trees in times of multiple planetary emergencies can become spells for new beginnings.

series of sensory walks. co-created with Linda Lapiņa.

sensory walks as invitation to connect to plant time. ongoing since 2024. Previous editions have taken place in Utterslev Mose and Sydhavnstippen, Copenhagen. 

an audio-visual-sensorial installation in a meadow with a live sounding performance.

An invitation walk beyond the idea of human exceptionalism and towards acknowledging and honouring the intrinsic value of the myriad life forms that we share this planet with. To remember how our existance is and always has been intertwined. 

participatory performance that invites to step into a deeper connection with plants

This is an invitation to step into the plant world. Meet the plants on their terms and in their time. Open to imagination and sense of being part of the web of life. Sense yourself as humanplant.

ceremony and sound journey to come into deeper connection with plants. co-created with Agnieszka Bułacik, Vivian Vesterager, Edda Karólína Ævarsdóttir

Working with sounds, echoes of Eastern European folksongs, murmurs and spoken word, the ceremony is an invitation to enter the space in-between and to build deeper relationships with plants.

participatory installation re-imagining the experiences, space, and artefacts of a cemetery.  co-created with Lindsay Tingstrom and Ints Ivanovskis, 2018

Why are the rituals, spaces and artefacts of a cemetery the way they are, and how might they be re-imagined? How might a cemetery look different? What does an experience of remembrance consist of? What is analog, what is digital, what is in-between?

participatory performance and audio-visual installation exploring death and its meanings. Co-created with Lindsay Tingstrom and Ints Ivanovskis

an interdisciplinary work, combining audiovisual, performative and ritual elements, modelled loosely on the western archetype of a funeral and designed to stimulate dialogue surrounding the topic of death.