Artist walks in K\u00f8ge<\/strong><\/h5>\nWhat do our landscapes look like when we experience them through art?<\/p>\n
Join a walk with artists who lead us deep into K\u00f8ge\u2019s hidden landscapes, forgotten times and extraordinary stories \u2013 guided by body, senses and curiosity.<\/p>\n
The four artists and artist groups invite us into poetic rituals, staged excavations, dancing landscapes and secret plant life, exploring how we are inextricably connected to the environments we inhabit.<\/p>\n
Programme<\/strong><\/p>\n10.00-13.00: Sisters Hope
\n13.00-15.30: S\u00f8ren Lose & Thomas Seest
\n13.00-16.00: Tora Balslev
\n14.00-16.30: Georg Jagunov<\/p>\n
Performing Landscapes K\u00f8ge is presented by Metropolis \u2013 K\u00f8benhavns Internationale Teater in collaboration with MAPS and K\u00f8ge Municipality as part of the municipality’s project SceneKANT. All walks end on Bramh\u00f8jgaard, where you can experience more works from the SceneKANT programme.<\/em><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.metropolis.dk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/web-Sisters-Hope-2-foto-The-Eye-Fe-Hedda-Rysstad.jpg\")
SISTERS HOPE
\nSisters Sensing (Local) \u2013 K\u00f8ge<\/strong><\/h5>\nStep into a poetic universe where the landscape becomes a space for presence, attention and sensory experience. Through a series of quiet rituals between The Timer<\/em> and The Sister<\/em>, Sisters Hope<\/span><\/span> invites us to slow down and experience the poetry of the landscape \u2013 and of ourselves. As we listen with our whole bodies, space opens up to sense how we are all interconnected.<\/p>\nThe internationally acclaimed performance group Sisters Hope<\/strong> works to strengthen art and the aesthetic as a driving force in society. In their works, the audience is always an active part of the experience.<\/p>\nPractical information<\/strong>
22 August, 10:00\u201313:00
Meeting point: MAPS, N\u00f8rregade 29, K\u00f8ge \/ end point: Bramh\u00f8jgaard, \u00d8lsemagle Kirkevej 62, K\u00f8ge<\/p>\nNB: Limited to 10 participants. Age: 16+. The route is approx. 7 km. The walk takes place in silence and without phones, but the rituals are documented. Participants are asked to wear black and white. Suitable for non-Danish speakers.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.metropolis.dk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/web-Soeren-Lose-Thomas-Seest.jpg\")
S\u00d8REN LOSE & THOMAS SEEST
\nSt\u00f8vdrager Walk<\/strong><\/h5>\nJoin this walk through the hidden movements of plants and the deep interconnections of life. We follow traces of seeds, bacteria and organisms that shaped the world long before humans. We move through rewilded landscapes, vast logistics halls and ancient burial mounds. Along the way, we smell, taste, dig and harvest, exploring the cycles we are all part of.<\/p>\n
The visual artists S\u00f8ren Lose<\/span><\/span> and Thomas Seest<\/span><\/span><\/strong> have, over a number of years, worked with understandings of nature, rewilding and human impact on ecosystems in large-scale, site-specific projects.<\/p>\nPractical information<\/strong>
22 August, 13:00\u201315:30
Meeting point: K\u00f8ge Nord Madskov at the corner of Egedesvej and Nordlyset \/ end point: Bramh\u00f8jgaard, \u00d8lsemagle Kirkevej 62, K\u00f8ge<\/p>\nNB: For anyone able to walk 4 km.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.metropolis.dk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/web-Tora-Balslev-Foto-Lars-Bay.jpg\")
TORA BALSLEV
\nJordforbindelser<\/strong><\/h5>\nBetween sea and land, we explore how the human body is connected to the body of the Earth. We collect seabed sludge and asphalt. We perform rituals and listen to stories. We move past dancing bodies and living landscapes on a journey through time and space. In the end, we bring together everything we have gathered along the way in a collective gesture towards the future.<\/p>\n
Dancer and performance artist Tora Balslev<\/span><\/span><\/strong> creates sensory and participatory works in which the body becomes a tool for exploring relations between humans, landscapes and the more-than-human world.<\/p>\nPractical information<\/strong>
22 August, 13:00\u201316:00
Meeting point: \u00d8lsemagle Revle beach \/ end point: Bramh\u00f8jgaard, \u00d8lsemagle Kirkevej 62, K\u00f8ge<\/p>\nNB: Limited to 20 participants. Age: 16+. You must be able to walk 5 km, be on your feet for 2.5 hours, and get up and down from grass.<\/p>\n
The walk includes excerpts from City Matters<\/em>, created in artistic collaboration between Tora Balslev<\/span><\/span> and sound artist Maiken Vibe Bauer<\/span><\/span>.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.metropolis.dk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/07\/WalkingLandscapes_Moen_GeorgJagunov_Juli2021_Foto_ThomasGunnarBagge-4634-scaled.jpg\")
GEORG JAGUNOV
\nWalking with Flint<\/strong><\/h5>\nJoin a journey into the world of flint. Flint tells of ancient landscapes that have transformed over millions of years, and of humans who have wandered, struggled and dreamed with flint as their companion. Together, we rediscover our connection to this primordial stone \u2013 and to those who came before us, and those who will follow. Here, we sense a connection to a history that stretches far beyond our own time.<\/p>\n
Visual artist Georg Jagunov<\/span><\/span><\/strong> creates installations and sensory environments where nature, geology and technology meet. His works explore the relationship between presence and deep time, and how landscapes and materials can hold hidden stories, memories and future imaginaries.<\/p>\nPractical information<\/strong>
22 August, 14:00\u201316:30
Meeting point: Skensved Hallen, H\u00f8jelsevej 1B, Lille Skensved \/ end point: Bramh\u00f8jgaard, \u00d8lsemagle Kirkevej 62, K\u00f8ge<\/p>\nNB: Limited to 20 participants. All ages welcome. The walk is approx. 4.5 km.<\/p>\n
\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\nABOUT PERFORMING LANDSCAPES<\/strong><\/p>\nPerforming Landscapes is a nationwide project bringing together artists who explore how art can bring us closer to the teeming world of life that we are part of \u2013 in nature, in landscapes, and within ourselves. Through their work, the artists investigate how new experiences and perspectives can open up ways of living more sustainably and in more equal relationship with the environments that surround us. Performing Landscapes\u00a0is organised by Metropolis \u2013 Copenhagen International Theatre<\/span><\/span> in collaboration with and with support from local partners and the Danish Arts Foundation. www.metropolis.dk<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\nABOUT SCENEKANT<\/strong><\/p>\nSceneKANT is a three-year project that explores how landscapes and urban spaces can be staged through art and culture. Building on a long tradition of children\u2019s and amateur theatre in K\u00f8ge Municipality, the municipality now aims to present theatre and performing arts in a new way. Together with experts and local enthusiasts, a vision for the project has been developed, including visits from a new theatre company each year \u2013 in 2026, the Italian company Teatro Stalker<\/span><\/span> will take part. SceneKANT is a collaboration between K\u00f8ge Municipality and Helsing\u00f8r Teater. <\/span><\/span>See the programmet in K\u00f8ge 2026 here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
10.00-13.00: Sisters Hope
\n13.00-15.30: S\u00f8ren Lose & Thomas Seest
\n13.00-16.00: Tora Balslev
\n14.00-16.30: Georg Jagunov<\/p>\n
Performing Landscapes K\u00f8ge is presented by Metropolis \u2013 K\u00f8benhavns Internationale Teater in collaboration with MAPS and K\u00f8ge Municipality as part of the municipality’s project SceneKANT. All walks end on Bramh\u00f8jgaard, where you can experience more works from the SceneKANT programme.<\/em><\/p>\n Step into a poetic universe where the landscape becomes a space for presence, attention and sensory experience. Through a series of quiet rituals between The Timer<\/em> and The Sister<\/em>, Sisters Hope<\/span><\/span> invites us to slow down and experience the poetry of the landscape \u2013 and of ourselves. As we listen with our whole bodies, space opens up to sense how we are all interconnected.<\/p>\n The internationally acclaimed performance group Sisters Hope<\/strong> works to strengthen art and the aesthetic as a driving force in society. In their works, the audience is always an active part of the experience.<\/p>\n Practical information<\/strong> NB: Limited to 10 participants. Age: 16+. The route is approx. 7 km. The walk takes place in silence and without phones, but the rituals are documented. Participants are asked to wear black and white. Suitable for non-Danish speakers.<\/p>\n Join this walk through the hidden movements of plants and the deep interconnections of life. We follow traces of seeds, bacteria and organisms that shaped the world long before humans. We move through rewilded landscapes, vast logistics halls and ancient burial mounds. Along the way, we smell, taste, dig and harvest, exploring the cycles we are all part of.<\/p>\n The visual artists S\u00f8ren Lose<\/span><\/span> and Thomas Seest<\/span><\/span><\/strong> have, over a number of years, worked with understandings of nature, rewilding and human impact on ecosystems in large-scale, site-specific projects.<\/p>\n Practical information<\/strong> NB: For anyone able to walk 4 km.<\/p>\n Between sea and land, we explore how the human body is connected to the body of the Earth. We collect seabed sludge and asphalt. We perform rituals and listen to stories. We move past dancing bodies and living landscapes on a journey through time and space. In the end, we bring together everything we have gathered along the way in a collective gesture towards the future.<\/p>\n Dancer and performance artist Tora Balslev<\/span><\/span><\/strong> creates sensory and participatory works in which the body becomes a tool for exploring relations between humans, landscapes and the more-than-human world.<\/p>\n Practical information<\/strong> NB: Limited to 20 participants. Age: 16+. You must be able to walk 5 km, be on your feet for 2.5 hours, and get up and down from grass.<\/p>\n The walk includes excerpts from City Matters<\/em>, created in artistic collaboration between Tora Balslev<\/span><\/span> and sound artist Maiken Vibe Bauer<\/span><\/span>.<\/p>\n Join a journey into the world of flint. Flint tells of ancient landscapes that have transformed over millions of years, and of humans who have wandered, struggled and dreamed with flint as their companion. Together, we rediscover our connection to this primordial stone \u2013 and to those who came before us, and those who will follow. Here, we sense a connection to a history that stretches far beyond our own time.<\/p>\n Visual artist Georg Jagunov<\/span><\/span><\/strong> creates installations and sensory environments where nature, geology and technology meet. His works explore the relationship between presence and deep time, and how landscapes and materials can hold hidden stories, memories and future imaginaries.<\/p>\n Practical information<\/strong> NB: Limited to 20 participants. All ages welcome. The walk is approx. 4.5 km.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n ABOUT PERFORMING LANDSCAPES<\/strong><\/p>\n Performing Landscapes is a nationwide project bringing together artists who explore how art can bring us closer to the teeming world of life that we are part of \u2013 in nature, in landscapes, and within ourselves. Through their work, the artists investigate how new experiences and perspectives can open up ways of living more sustainably and in more equal relationship with the environments that surround us. Performing Landscapes\u00a0is organised by Metropolis \u2013 Copenhagen International Theatre<\/span><\/span> in collaboration with and with support from local partners and the Danish Arts Foundation. www.metropolis.dk<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n ABOUT SCENEKANT<\/strong><\/p>\n SceneKANT is a three-year project that explores how landscapes and urban spaces can be staged through art and culture. Building on a long tradition of children\u2019s and amateur theatre in K\u00f8ge Municipality, the municipality now aims to present theatre and performing arts in a new way. Together with experts and local enthusiasts, a vision for the project has been developed, including visits from a new theatre company each year \u2013 in 2026, the Italian company Teatro Stalker<\/span><\/span> will take part. SceneKANT is a collaboration between K\u00f8ge Municipality and Helsing\u00f8r Teater. <\/span><\/span>See the programmet in K\u00f8ge 2026 here<\/a>.<\/p>\nSISTERS HOPE
\nSisters Sensing (Local) \u2013 K\u00f8ge<\/strong><\/h5>\n
22 August, 10:00\u201313:00
Meeting point: MAPS, N\u00f8rregade 29, K\u00f8ge \/ end point: Bramh\u00f8jgaard, \u00d8lsemagle Kirkevej 62, K\u00f8ge<\/p>\nS\u00d8REN LOSE & THOMAS SEEST
\nSt\u00f8vdrager Walk<\/strong><\/h5>\n
22 August, 13:00\u201315:30
Meeting point: K\u00f8ge Nord Madskov at the corner of Egedesvej and Nordlyset \/ end point: Bramh\u00f8jgaard, \u00d8lsemagle Kirkevej 62, K\u00f8ge<\/p>\nTORA BALSLEV
\nJordforbindelser<\/strong><\/h5>\n
22 August, 13:00\u201316:00
Meeting point: \u00d8lsemagle Revle beach \/ end point: Bramh\u00f8jgaard, \u00d8lsemagle Kirkevej 62, K\u00f8ge<\/p>\nGEORG JAGUNOV
\nWalking with Flint<\/strong><\/h5>\n
22 August, 14:00\u201316:30
Meeting point: Skensved Hallen, H\u00f8jelsevej 1B, Lille Skensved \/ end point: Bramh\u00f8jgaard, \u00d8lsemagle Kirkevej 62, K\u00f8ge<\/p>\n