Itnos

ITNOS is a site-specific performance work that transforms in relation to the place and context in which it is presented. In museum settings, it draws inspiration from visual art exhibitions; outdoors, it responds to the diversity and presence of nature.

The premiere took place at Norrköping Art Museum on 21 February 2026, in connection with the exhibition Olle Bonniér – Healing the Earth, which highlighted the life’s work of the Swedish artist Olle Bonniér.

 

The work is rooted in a physical interpretation of Bonniér’s theories on the correspondence between sound waves and bodily movement. At its core is the living interaction between the musicians — double bass and violin — and the dancers, where music takes on a visible and tangible form through acrobatics, rhythm, and movement.

The scenographic setting is created through Bonniér’s remarkable artwork Vildhunden, which serves as a powerful visual counterforce and a poetic space for the encounter between music and movement. In the interplay between the presence of the artwork and the dancers’ motion, a charged tension emerges between weight and lightness, between impulse and resonance — where the body becomes an extension of the vibrations of sound.

Choreography: Charlotta Öfverholm, Tobias Hallgren and Guido Tuveri
Music: Lauri Antila and James Friedman
Performers: Charlotta Öfverholm, Tobias Hallgren, Lauri Antila and James Friedman