CURRENT WORK

2022

MAY 

becoming-Feral presentation: Becoming: A Prismatic Approach to Human/Other Relations 

@International Environmental Humanities Conference Critical Animal and Plant Studies, Cappadocia University Turkey 

MARCH

Residency at Praksis Oslo: Nature Scribbles and Flesh Reads 

2021

NOVEMBER 

Launch becoming-Feral @Objet-a Creative Studio (online and live event)

SEPTEMBER 

Exchange Talk: becoming-Feral @University of Wisconsin (online event)

Talk and screening of ghosting Glacier @Arne Næss Symposium, Oslo 

MARCH

Exchange Talk: The Feral Turn - Performance after the end of the world 

@Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (online event) 

JANUARY

Exhibition Gallery 5 Schaeffersgate, Oslo

postponed to later in 2021, dates to come  

2020

OCTOBER

Performance @ Galleri Cyan, Oslo as part of exhibition 'Det nærmeste vi kommer'

dates to come 

SEPTEMBER 17-21

ghosting Glacier part II. Shoot at Jostedalsbreen 

SEPTEMBER 16, 14.00-21.00

Exhibition @ Gallery Cyan, Oslo

Part of Oslo fotobok-festival 

MAY 18-22

ghosting Glacier part I. Shoot at Jostedalsbreen

'ghosting Glacier' 

(*ghosting here meaning create, compose, record, rewrite, communicate)

An interdisciplinary short-film about the melting glaciers and our subconscious denial mechanisms in dealing with global warming.

Credits

Choreography/Concept: Rebekka Sæter

Photographer/director: Linnea Syversen

Photography: Ole Morten Holmen

Composition: Leon Muraglia / Romek Paluch-Edward

Guiding and consultant: Steinar Laumann 

Text: Michael D.D. Datura 

Edit: All

PREVIOUS WORK 

2019

'Kilimanjaro & Zanzibar'

13-day Expedition & Retreat co-created and co-lead with Bridget Kruger 

2018 

'Norwegian Friluftsliv' 

Talk and workshop at Basecamp Festival India

Co-host: Bridget Kruger 

2017

'Beyond Embodiment - A contact investigation of Place' 

A research project investigating the integral contact between two places; a human, her senses, and the body-mind representing one, and nature, the forest-land and it's animation representing the other. 

Writing & Documentation: Rebekka Saeter

Tutors: Jamie McPhie & Chris Loynes, University of Cumbria