Multidisciplinary Artist
Frekvenser av hem is a performance where dance, sound, and stage art are interwoven into a living landscape of movements, voices, and memories. It is a poetic exploration of what shapes us: the language we speak, the places we leave behind, and those we carry with us.
The choreographers and dancers Linnea Korpi (Åland) and Desideria Thur (Gotland) meet in a shared scenic language where body, voice, and sound explore questions of belonging and identity.
With roots on two islands and backgrounds in visual art, sound art, and composition, they create a work where landscape and origin are constantly present. The performance unfolds as a shifting dialogue between body, voice, and sound. Dialects transform into gestures, voices ripple into rhythm, and landscapes echo through movement. Fragments of memory resurface as fleeting images, while language—spoken, broken, or remembered—emerges as both a fragile trace and a powerful force.
The result is a suggestive journey through questions of what it means to have a home – and at the same time to be adrift.
Frekvenser av hem inhabits this tension: between belonging and drifting, between origin and change. It is an exploration of what it means to be shaped by one’s island—and of what it means, perhaps, to become an island oneself.
LINNEA KORPI 