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The work invites for situations where the body’s perception of what is around us is played on, and where the body’s presence becomes an active part of what is unfolding.

With its origins in folk tales, “to be continued” is presented as an image of the hero’s journey where obstacles must be overcome and challenges solved. The barrier can at first glance be interpreted as insurmountable, but for those who take on the challenge, the experience will be different.

Here stand the invitation for the creation of one’s own personal stories.