Porous Nests is a choreographic and performative project and a constantly transformative installation in which the dancers Peter Scherrebeck, Katrine Staub and Snorre Elvin build porous nests in which dance can occur, consisting of textiles, chains and wigs among other things. Inspired by the bird of paradise’s nest building, the dancers’ bodies become an extension of the nests and vice versa. The audience can visit the fluid dance installation as they please and experience both multi-voiced singing and seductive encounters. The work examines alternative strategies for creating a family and queer support while questioning the role of the artist in capitalist society.

Katrine Staub is a dancer and choreographer, and among other things she is part of the collective dance for plants. Peter Scherrebeck is a choreographer, dancer and video artist. Snorre Elvin is a dancer and choreographer and, among other things, they are part of the dance collective Danseatelier.