We have just issued a new 2022 calendar with a collection of photographs from the film creation in Iceland. The calendar is available in our online store, as well as prints of selected photos - every calendar / image that you buy will support further production and post-production of the art film!

The exhibition of photos created in Iceland, and installation of paper artworks by Vilija Vitkute will be presented in The Factory in Djupavik, Iceland, in June 2022, thanks to support of the curator Emilie Dalum.

The premiere of the art film is planned in autumn 2022. 

In June 2022 we will present an exhibition in The Factory in Djupavik on the West fjords of Iceland. The place used to be a fish factory that closed in 1954 because already back then there was no more fish left in the area. We will transform this space into an art installation where we will awaken the spirits of the underwater universe. We will present photographs from the journey to Iceland, as well as create a paper art installation and performance speaking about endangered marine life. We wish to use the context of the ex-fish factory to make our message even more powerful. The exhibition is curated by Emile Dalum and will include works of other artists whose practices are concerning environmental issues. 

The art film materials are now in the post-production process, and there is a big chance that we will still capture more images in 2022 in Iceland. The art film premiere is planned for the end of 2022. 

Later in 2022/23 we are aiming to present the exhibition and the film in places such as Northern Norway, Sweden, and within all kinds of water-related venues and festivals. 

Immersed in the Icelandic landscapes and guided by the mysterious Water Goddess, we are taken for the journey into the lost roots and forgotten self of a human who emerged from water and used to live in harmony with it. How can we find back this balance and peace, and what can be an inspiration for the change? Let yourself follow the characters of the film and dive into the marvellous and astonishing water universe.

We do look into the depths of climate crises, what causes it and how we can interpret through art and reach out to people. In 2021 september 10 artists of the project are going to create a short art film that speaks about human lost connection to nature and the journey of finding its way back, to its nature to itself. The story will be told through body painted dancers by artist Vilija Vitkute and Johannes Stoetter, that brings us on transforming journey through iceland landscapes from volcanoes to the running rivers through lava fields all the way to the sea meeting the waterfalls and glaciers on the way bringing back the memories of us the nature children, how we once were connected with it all , but at some part lost its way. During the journey we look through the natural eyes perspective, the nature element water is reaching out full of hope to the people and guiding them back to nature, they are connecting with one another and in the end they become one in peace.