site specific, hydrofeministic
Our liquid bodies are connected to the water in all living matter that surrounds us.
Contained, free flowing, transforming, and responding to the frequency of earth.
Vibration, gravity, rotation and temperature .
Hydrofeminists describes how water flows through our bodies, through all species, through nature and materials, and connects us.
How the sum of water on our planet is constant, and we are interlinked, through time, to earth.
In solidarity with all water bodies, transforming across borders, species, kind and gender.
BODY OF WATER embrace site specific investigations, our bodies transcending and becoming transparent.
We flow in parallel measures of time, drift through liquid substances and stories.
A collaborative performance project involving dancers, sound artists, installation artists and scientists/researchers.
BODY OF WATER research projects took place in 2025-2026 in Bornholm (Birca residency center, Denmark), in Lofoten (sailing ship HELT, Norway) and in Ko Chang Ranong (ocean/nature, Thailand) .
Sailing is part of creating a sustainable artist community, transported by wind.
Boats and floating vessels are part of the artistic creation.
BODY OF WATER is currently seeking funds and sponsors for future projects.
Participants
Dancers Earthan, Laue Mamo, Maya Maga, Pipaluk, Signe Lonedatter, Tash Verco, Anna Khrenkova Richter, Signe Skov Pedersen, Frank Willens, Rossella De Rosa, Dasha Lavrennikov, Antonio Bueno, and more.
Sound- and performance artists Stefani Wisting, sound collective XYZ, musicians Andreas Bennetzen, Caleb Fawcett, and more.
Researchers and scientists : Nikolaj Sorgenfrei Blom (water research, quantum biology) Jens Raunkjær (film- and podcast creator), Samuel Faucherre, (captain at HELT, permafrost science)
Artistic director Pipaluk (independent producer and choreographer, site specific performance and immersive research projects)
Partners (project development)
BODY OF WATER aim to develop in collaboration with local partners
Bornholm, Birca Residency
HELT, sailing ship, Norway
Copenhagen, Annekset Teaterøen
Holbæk, Makværket, Hawila Project
Christiansø, Naturpark Christiansø, Christiansø Støtteforening,
Photo above : Mathias Vejerslev
Video links to related productions :
Land Dance, Denmark
Turning the Tide, Denmark