Platform
Friday, December 11, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Research Station
Featuring presentations of experiments from August through December 2026.
If you would like to participate, sign up no later than December 2 to forsoegsstationen@gmail.com
Josefine Skovgaard
Embodiment of sensory exploration – Er det muligt at omsætte sanseobservationer(syns,høre-,føle) til bevægelse, og hvis ja, hvilken form vil diss kropslige billeder så have?
Trial: 2026
Nicolaj Frederik Wamberg
The Sound of Objects and Set Design—How can found objects function as instruments that set the mood within a theme while also serving as visual set design elements in a dance performance for children?
Trial: 2026
Iben Mazanti
The Human Voice in Relation to Energy, the Body, and Acting – How can work involving energy, the body, and acting help bring out the authentic human voice, give it a stronger physical foundation, project it more fully into the space, and bring more playfulness and joy to it?
Trial: 2026
Tora Balslev
FEEL FREE – How can we articulate emotions, give them a spatial form, and a visible place in reality?
– using a movement-based performing arts method and video installation as a format
Trial: 2026
Sanna Blennow
The Dying Swan –I explore the “sad body”—how grief moves through us and reshapes us. Through this, I ask: Can grief be more than just sorrow? Can it be a portal into a shared, embodied experience?
Trial: 2025
Madeleine Cole
The Dig – How do we create tools to make site-specific material site-adaptive? How does pre-existing material change when it encounters new spaces?
Experiment 2025
Jesper la Cour
Audience Participation with Voice-Based Sound Interpretation —How can audience voices be incorporated artistically as performers of atmospheric interpretation in narrative theater? How does the storyteller facilitate voice-based sound improvisations as a mood-setting element in a performance? How do we create tools to make site-specific material site-adaptive? How does pre-existing material change when it encounters new spaces?
Experiment 2026