turkis and NXT LVL Aarhus have started a wonderful project where they invite young artists and musicians to take part in a free workshop programme designed to strengthen the independence of emerging artists working without the support of a record label. As part of this workshop series I will be holding a session that invites to explore what it actually means to put yourself out there - as an artist, a DJ, an organiser - when "you" are both the work and the “thing” being sold? And what if you're not just one “thing”?

The workshop will be part honest conversation, part practical work. We'll map what you actually care about - the stuff that makes you want to make things in the first place - and explore how that can become the foundation of how you present yourself, rather than something you compromise to fit a box.

Its free but spaces ar limited and registration is required. More info here.

I will be playing some vibrant dance vibes at this beaytiful event.

Together with Agnieszka Bułacik, we return to the Czech–Polish borderlands with Listening with the Land that Remembers, opening the Festival of Memory with a listening session, rooted in our February residency here. We weave stories, songs, and sounds to invite sensing plants, animals, trees, ghosts and spirits as part of a wider circle of belonging and remembering and ask what it could mean to form new kinds of kinship?

During Aarhus Festuge, I'm taking over World Kiosk installation for one hour to turn it into a listening post for Unearthing. Stories of Belonging - an ongoing project about the ties between people and trees, explored through memories and stories of migration and belonging. You can listen to an audio work woven from fragments of stories recorded on sensory walks with Aarhus residents and Karoline Skriver's original composition. There will be postcards to share your own stories, and together with our singing collective Upē we will teach some tree songs.

Visit the World Kiosk installation also during its regular hours, the herbal tea served there is harvested by me and together with Caroline Marcos we expanded the archive with stories from Aarhusians. More info here

I will be playing a DJ set at CAVE - a beautiful event series at Kaņepes Kultūras centrs. So happy to be coming home and playing alongside friends who are creating something so special with this series.

For two weeks I have been in residency at BIRCA to explore the relationship between ritual and performing arts together with 5 other artists. This Saturday we invite for a public sharing of our research and explorations her at BIRCA residency. In the context of this I will present my work-in-process with a preformance ritual “we have been weaving since the dawn of time” More info - see BIRCA facebook site.

Sound Installation during ROOTED festival. Birch Time Listenings grew from an invitation from the birches - to slow down and listen to their stories and human stories safeguarded in our shared memories with the birches. The soundpiece is composed from personal and collective stories, poetry, folksongs, and embodied tree connection practices.

During the Love festival at Maltfabrikken, we will turn Spiren into a plant world, where you can participate in a tea mandala workshop, build your own plant drying rack, taste some delicious herbal tea, and share your plant love stories.Event info is here.

DJ set as part of the Trans Europe Halles conference program. Come join if you ar around.

A workshop offered in the frames of Trans Europe Halles meeting in Riga.

Work That Reconnects is a transformative group process that nurtures resilience, clarity, and collective action in uncertain times.

An invitation to get closer to the plant life of the marsh and oneself through immersive, sensory activities.

Where: Copenhagen

The walk invites to sense and explore the nature of Sydhavnstippen, especially its plant life.

Where: Copenhagen

A festival and ode to plants, humans, art and their relationship. First edition will take place in June 2025, inviting artists, herbalists and plant workers from different places around the Baltic Sea.
Where: Aarhus, Denmark

A conversation between me and Christine Fentz on working with the more-than-human in arts, and about Earthbound Symposium and ROOTED as spaces for multispecies collaborations.

Aarhus, Denmark