Combining film and contemporary dance,
     frostbite explores the stunning landscapes of the Arctic
                       through the means of movement.




︎ 40 sec. film excerpt

The small fisherman’s town of Kjøllefjord is the stage of their improvised choreography as the dancers lend themselves to inspiration. The wintry town scenery creeps into them movement by movement, gradually enveloping and transforming them until they, too, turn into creatures of this place. The human bodies melt and merge with the wind, waves and frost.
The pale colors and the evasive quality of the Arctic light seeps from frame to frame, transcending the film and the dancers. They are each possessed by their own interpretation of the Arctic town scene, and their inner characters unfold and develop both individually and together during the film.

This film project was developed as part of the Uncapitals Art Residency 2018 in Kjøllefjord, Norway.