Exploring the Missing. Harmonizing Nature, Culture, and the Unseen. Literaturhaus, Møllegade 7, Nørrebro, København N. Wednesday, September 4th, 7-9 PM. Tickets: 100 DKK.
Event Details: Dive into a unique literary experience with "Exploring the Missing," an event that celebrates the harmonization of nature and culture. Scheduled for September 4, 2024, at the iconic Literaturhaus in Nørrebro, this event serves as a prelude to the Resonans Fringe Festival: https://resonansfringe.com/, which takes place from October 8th to 13th. Four writers will unravel narratives that bridge the gap between the lyrical and the scientific, revealing how art and nature can coalesce to illuminate the unseen. This evening promises a profound journey through the intersections of the environment and culture, offering new perspectives on both. The night will feature readings from each narrative, culminating in a Q&A session where the audience can interact directly with the authors. Themes such as human curiosity, the pursuit of knowledge, and the boundaries of understanding will be explored, sparking intriguing discussions. This gathering is a must-attend for anyone drawn to the complex interplay between the natural world and human culture. It offers fresh insights into how our perceptions of nature and art can challenge and enrich each other, evoking a sense of mystery and wonder that will linger long after the event. About the narratives: "Back from the Deep: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/739578/back-from-the-deep-by-doug-horner/," by Doug Horner tells the tale of Gene and Sandy Ralston, an Idaho couple turned underwater search-and-recovery experts. Over two decades, the Ralstons have scoured North America's water bodies, developing a unique ability to locate lost remains. This narrative weaves thrilling search missions with reflections on deep-water exploration and the intrinsic human desire to seek and honor the deceased. "Lotería": Nocturnal Sweepstakes: https://www.ubcpress.ca/loteria," by Elizabeth Torres, is a poignant collection of poems depicting a journey through the shadows of displacement and war. With surreal imagery of vibrant fruits and mystical rivers, the poems navigate the turbulent waters of migration and identity transformation. This bilingual anthology merges family narratives with the symbolism of tarot and the traditional Lotería game, revealing deep layers of divination and cultural heritage. "El individuo y su ceniza: https://valparaisoediciones.es/tienda/poesia/832-401-el-individuo-y-su-ceniza.html," by Pablo Saborio examines an existential journey stripped of geographical and temporal bearings. The collection of poems reflects on themes of identity, the unattainable, and the intricate dance of existence within the metaphorical labyrinth of life. Saborio's work resonates with those who find beauty in the pursuit rather than the attainment, emphasizing a profound connection to the corporeal and the ephemeral. "Refugia: https://www.bog-ide.dk/produkt/4507357/patrick-horner-refugia," by Patrick Horner, transports readers to an isolated archipelago where evolution has crafted bizarre life forms. This poetic novel blurs the lines between observation and participation, questioning scientific detachment and highlighting the profound effects of solitude on perception and nature. About the authors: Doug Horner is a freelance journalist and editor from Calgary, Canada. He write essays and deeply reported features on a variety of topics, but is most drawn to stories that have a strong personal or emotional dimension that provides depth and context to broader issues. He studied philosophy and English at the University of Calgary and journalism at Mount Royal University. His first book, Back from the Deep, is about the world of underwater search and recovery and was published in 2024 by Steerforth Press. www.doughorner.com: http://www.doughorner.com. Elizabeth Torres (Madam Neverstop) 1987. Colombian/American poet, translator and multimedia artist. Her work intertwines poetry, visions and soundscapes with language and performance across various art forms and media. She has a background in Media & Film and Fine Arts from Kean University, NJ, and an MFA in Performing Arts from Den Danske Scenekunstskole (Writing Specialization, 2023). Winner of the Ambroggio Prize 2022 by the Academy of American Poets, Elizabeth is the author of over 20 books of poetry published in Spanish, English, Danish and German, and her poetry has also been included in anthologies and literary journals around the planet. She is the founder of the International Poetry Film Festival Nature & Culture, director of Red Door Magazine and Gallery, host of the Red Transmissions Podcast, and the initiator of the international audio collection Poetic Phonotheque, as well as a cultural project manager in the Nordic region. www.madamneverstop.com: http://www.madamneverstop.com. Pablo Saborío is a visual artist and poet originally from Costa Rica, now based in Copenhagen, Denmark. He serves as the poetry editor for Red Door Magazine. His work has been published in multiple literary journals including Columbia Journal, Conduit, Rigorous, Posit, West Trade Review, and DASH. His debut poetry collection in Spanish, El individuo y su ceniza, was released by. Valparaíso Ediciones in the spring of 2024 in Spain. www.pablosaborio.com: http://www.pablosaborio.com. Patrick Horner (he/him) is a Canadian poet and engineer based in Denmark. He specializes. in developing water treatment technologies. Patrick's literary works, encompassing poetry. and fiction, have been featured internationally in various journals and magazines. As a. dedicated cultural organizer, he contributes to Red Door and serves as a co-director of the. Copenhagen Poetry Film Festival, themed Nature, and Culture. Patrick has facilitated. writing workshops in diverse settings, including prisons and psychiatric hospitals, and. currently leads a weekly workshop at Copenhagen's Literaturhaus. His debut poetic novel,. "Refugia"; was released by the University of Calgary Press in 2022. Additional Information: For more details or to purchase tickets, please visit Literaturhaus Events. Attendance requires a ticket. All proceeds from tickets go to fund the Resonans Fringe Festival: https://resonansfringe.com/.
Event Details: Dive into a unique literary experience with "Exploring the Missing," an event that celebrates the harmonization of nature and culture. Scheduled for September 4, 2024, at the iconic Literaturhaus in Nørrebro, this event serves as a prelude to the Resonans Fringe Festival: https://resonansfringe.com/, which takes place from October 8th to 13th. Four writers will unravel narratives that bridge the gap between the lyrical and the scientific, revealing how art and nature can coalesce to illuminate the unseen. This evening promises a profound journey through the intersections of the environment and culture, offering new perspectives on both. The night will feature readings from each narrative, culminating in a Q&A session where the audience can interact directly with the authors. Themes such as human curiosity, the pursuit of knowledge, and the boundaries of understanding will be explored, sparking intriguing discussions. This gathering is a must-attend for anyone drawn to the complex interplay between the natural world and human culture. It offers fresh insights into how our perceptions of nature and art can challenge and enrich each other, evoking a sense of mystery and wonder that will linger long after the event. About the narratives: "Back from the Deep: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/739578/back-from-the-deep-by-doug-horner/," by Doug Horner tells the tale of Gene and Sandy Ralston, an Idaho couple turned underwater search-and-recovery experts. Over two decades, the Ralstons have scoured North America's water bodies, developing a unique ability to locate lost remains. This narrative weaves thrilling search missions with reflections on deep-water exploration and the intrinsic human desire to seek and honor the deceased. "Lotería": Nocturnal Sweepstakes: https://www.ubcpress.ca/loteria," by Elizabeth Torres, is a poignant collection of poems depicting a journey through the shadows of displacement and war. With surreal imagery of vibrant fruits and mystical rivers, the poems navigate the turbulent waters of migration and identity transformation. This bilingual anthology merges family narratives with the symbolism of tarot and the traditional Lotería game, revealing deep layers of divination and cultural heritage. "El individuo y su ceniza: https://valparaisoediciones.es/tienda/poesia/832-401-el-individuo-y-su-ceniza.html," by Pablo Saborio examines an existential journey stripped of geographical and temporal bearings. The collection of poems reflects on themes of identity, the unattainable, and the intricate dance of existence within the metaphorical labyrinth of life. Saborio's work resonates with those who find beauty in the pursuit rather than the attainment, emphasizing a profound connection to the corporeal and the ephemeral. "Refugia: https://www.bog-ide.dk/produkt/4507357/patrick-horner-refugia," by Patrick Horner, transports readers to an isolated archipelago where evolution has crafted bizarre life forms. This poetic novel blurs the lines between observation and participation, questioning scientific detachment and highlighting the profound effects of solitude on perception and nature. About the authors: Doug Horner is a freelance journalist and editor from Calgary, Canada. He write essays and deeply reported features on a variety of topics, but is most drawn to stories that have a strong personal or emotional dimension that provides depth and context to broader issues. He studied philosophy and English at the University of Calgary and journalism at Mount Royal University. His first book, Back from the Deep, is about the world of underwater search and recovery and was published in 2024 by Steerforth Press. www.doughorner.com: http://www.doughorner.com. Elizabeth Torres (Madam Neverstop) 1987. Colombian/American poet, translator and multimedia artist. Her work intertwines poetry, visions and soundscapes with language and performance across various art forms and media. She has a background in Media & Film and Fine Arts from Kean University, NJ, and an MFA in Performing Arts from Den Danske Scenekunstskole (Writing Specialization, 2023). Winner of the Ambroggio Prize 2022 by the Academy of American Poets, Elizabeth is the author of over 20 books of poetry published in Spanish, English, Danish and German, and her poetry has also been included in anthologies and literary journals around the planet. She is the founder of the International Poetry Film Festival Nature & Culture, director of Red Door Magazine and Gallery, host of the Red Transmissions Podcast, and the initiator of the international audio collection Poetic Phonotheque, as well as a cultural project manager in the Nordic region. www.madamneverstop.com: http://www.madamneverstop.com. Pablo Saborío is a visual artist and poet originally from Costa Rica, now based in Copenhagen, Denmark. He serves as the poetry editor for Red Door Magazine. His work has been published in multiple literary journals including Columbia Journal, Conduit, Rigorous, Posit, West Trade Review, and DASH. His debut poetry collection in Spanish, El individuo y su ceniza, was released by. Valparaíso Ediciones in the spring of 2024 in Spain. www.pablosaborio.com: http://www.pablosaborio.com. Patrick Horner (he/him) is a Canadian poet and engineer based in Denmark. He specializes. in developing water treatment technologies. Patrick's literary works, encompassing poetry. and fiction, have been featured internationally in various journals and magazines. As a. dedicated cultural organizer, he contributes to Red Door and serves as a co-director of the. Copenhagen Poetry Film Festival, themed Nature, and Culture. Patrick has facilitated. writing workshops in diverse settings, including prisons and psychiatric hospitals, and. currently leads a weekly workshop at Copenhagen's Literaturhaus. His debut poetic novel,. "Refugia"; was released by the University of Calgary Press in 2022. Additional Information: For more details or to purchase tickets, please visit Literaturhaus Events. Attendance requires a ticket. All proceeds from tickets go to fund the Resonans Fringe Festival: https://resonansfringe.com/.
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