WELCOME HOME
With a violin in one hand and the microphone in the other
Storm Dunder´s Welcome Home explores mental health,
the consequences of restrictive societal structures,
and (trans)humanism. Through telling a story about a machine,
with a distant memory of having been a child,
Storm takes the audience along on their journey through gender affirming
treatments and how their voice is changing on testosterone.
© 2024, Frida Böling
The Clown on the Fifth Floor
The Clown on the Fifth Floor is a multidisciplinary music, performance and visual art show
where the audience is transported into a momentary reality.
The Fifth Floor, an isolated world existing in the constant opposition of chaos and emptiness, reality and fiction.
You are invited to watch the Clown chase their own trail of breadcrumbs.
Remembering, forgetting, and re-remembering that they are running in circles.
Through dynamic and explosive musical arrangements, complex undercurrents of harmonies, and sharp lyrics
The Clown on the Fifth Floor tells the story of a creature that just wants to know if they were
the hero, the villain, or just a child.
© 2021, Kirsti Urpa
Artificial Nature
Artificial Nature is a series
of headpieces that explore the
idea of human-made nature.
The pieces are both designed and
created by Storm Dunder,
and built with hand crafted
fabric and paper flowers.
© 2019, Hampus Danielsson
Tin Man
Tin Man is a multidisciplinary
performance about the concept
of being both drained of, free from,
filled with, and encapsulated
by your emotions. It is an examination
of caring, of the deep need to be
understood, and the equally deep
yearning to not need understanding.
Tin Man eat, drink, and breathe
desperation, asking the question
“What would you do to make this stop?”,
and answering “I would do anything”.
© 2017, Calle Eriksson