RAMMATIK presents an opening performance on Blåvand Beach. The performance draws on the local Wadden Sea tradition of “bringing in” the tide – hence the exhibition title Bringing In The Tide. Confluence / ÁARMÓT, which means a meeting of waters, a convergence, or a meeting place, is a site-specific performance that explores movement in relation to the rhythms of nature.
The performance explores the local event as a ritual through simple, repetitive movements and spatial formations that create a pattern of bodies in the landscape, where the work’s many performers and the audience move as a single, unified organism in dialogue with their surroundings. The performance invites a poetic experience in which humanity and nature merge into a single collective breath.
RAMMATIK works with site‑specific pieces that explore movement in relation to the rhythms of nature. Through collective choreographies, temporary formations emerge in which individuals move as a single organism in dialogue with their surroundings. Their films and dance performances often unfold in open or desolate landscapes, where body, costume, and nature merge into a visual rhythm. Within their minimalist aesthetic, a universe of mystery and beauty emerges—an atmosphere that is at once surreal, hypnotic, and dreamlike.
BIO
RAMMATIK is a Faroese artist duo established in 2007 by Rannvá Káradóttir (b. 1978) and Marianna Mørkøre (b. 1978). Their practice encompasses both live performances and film productions that explore the potential of dance within interdisciplinary contexts and unconventional spaces. The timeless aesthetic and distinctive movement language of their works have gained international recognition and have been presented on platforms such as the Liverpool Biennial, Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, BFI London Film Festival, CPH:DOX, Cinedans FEST, Nordisk Panorama Film Festival, and the Dance on Camera Festival.