Mälarmaran –
scouting future fish
Mälarmaran – scouting future fish
Climate change is knocking on the door. It’s been knocking. For a while. We might only have 80 years of clean water left in Lake Mälaren. But who cares? We've still got iced coffee? Or is it time to grow gills?
In a cumbersome yet considerate satire, OR interprets both the past and the future, presenting a performance best enjoyed ice-cold, all in one gulp. Picture this: a shot of algae-scented water, a prepping Paris Hilton just emerged from a contemporary urban big city swamp. A refreshing breeze with warm, wet regards from Lake Mälaren and the future of humanhood.
The piece was shown at Vattentorget by Slussen on August 16 at 16.00 but will develop further in a digital dimension. Mälarmaran - scouting future fish is part of Turning The Tide in collaboration with Intercult.
Costume design: Hanna Kisch
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Part of "Turning the Tide" project and residency
Creative Actions for Uncharted Climate Emergencies
"Our mission is to harness the power of art and culture as dynamic forces in addressing climate change and fostering sustainable communities. We envision a world where artistic expression and cultural engagement are central to understanding and tackling environmental challenges. Our project aims to empower local communities, amplify diverse voices, and foster innovative solutions to the problems posed by climate change, with a focus on waterfront communities uniquely affected by these global issues."