THE FLOATING VILLAGE is the umbrella term for an ongoing dance ecology program together with Irish artist Maria Kerin. The work emerged out of the Swedish Irish experimental heritage research group KARUM CREEVAGH, a group of artists and archaeologists who came together to explore multi-temporal layers in our landscapes through shared geological, archeological and cultural influences across South Sweden and the Burren in West Ireland.
THE FLOATING VILLAGE eco-somatic practice maps timelines of Irish cultural heritage practices, particularly around water rituals in sacred sites that inform both metaphoric and real time understanding of body-place relations.
Consciously striving to dance at the thresholds and slippages of artistic and environmental disciplines, we ask how adaptation might act as a strategy to inform our conscious encounter with radical change.
2021 ‘Our Water Time’ Local Authorities Water Project (LAWPRO). Creative Ireland;
2022 ‘Ode to Lickeen Lake’ Ireland Heritage Week public participatory project
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