It can be difficult to reach out to another person. Often, we take detours: we do something, build something, move something - just to feel that we are not alone.
In The Eggs, performance artist Faun Vium and visual artist Therese Bulow invite the audience into a story about loneliness and about sand dunes that are constantly changing shape. Take the bus and join a performance that explores the relationship between place, body, and narrative. The Eggs unfolds around what lies hid-den beneath the sand – both literally and within the performance. It explores the landscape's transformations and the tension between preservation and destruction.
The bus travels through the landscape to the beach at Blåvandshuk Lighthouse, where audience and performers work together to carry heavy sculptures through the sand and out toward the sea. On the beach, they are placed as traces in the landscape - as a tribute to what is already here.
Performed by Kaj Aagaard, Claus Mikkelsen, Jeppe Donslund, and Bjarne Fugleberg. Duration: 50 minutes; performed on a loop
Faun Vium and Therese Bülow often work site‑specifically, inviting audiences into slow and attentive encounters with landscapes, materials, and narratives. Their works emerge in dialogue with their surroundings and explore relationships between humans, nature, and culture, with a focus on care, local anchoring, and shared experience. Together, they create works that connect nature, storytelling, and local communities through sensory formats.
BIO
Therese Bülow and Faun Vium each maintain their own individual practices while also collaborating in a shared artistic partnership. They complement one another by combining Vium’s performative and dramaturgical perspective with Bülow’s deep knowledge of materials and ecological awareness.
Faun Vium (b. 1996, Denmark) graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Hamburg. Vium works across aesthetics at the intersection of sculpture, performance, and film. Her works often take the form of large collaborative productions with a focus on local participation and storytelling. Her most recent major work is the opera tour Queen Annabell, in which she, together with her sister, explores an experience of psychiatric hospitalization through the medium of opera.
Therese Bülow (b. 1996, Copenhagen) is a visual artist who graduated from Konsthögskolan in Malmö in 2022 and from the Funen Art Academy under the Anne Marie Carl‑Nielsen programme for Art in Public Space in 2025. Bülow works sculpturally and with a close attention to materials, exploring the relationship between body, object, and site. She investigates how objects and materials carry, shape, and transform their surroundings, both physically and structurally.