HYPOXIA p3
*english below* Hypoxia p3 præsenterer igen tre acts, der gennem lyd og krop udforsker vores relation til havet, dets myter og moderne problematikker. Historisk har havet været både et symbol på liv og et spejl for menneskets indre tilstande, men i dag er det truet af temperaturstigninger, forurening og iltsvind, som destabiliserer dets komplekse økosystemer. At skabe forbindelse til havet gennem kultur er ikke kun en æstetisk praksis, men en nødvendighed i en tid, hvor havet er i krise. Tidligere har man kunnet opleve Hypoxia i Brønshøj Vandtårn og nu åbner projektet igen konceptet for nye artister.
Varighed: Hver act varer mellem 20-30 minutter
Døre 18:30
Shows 19:00
Billet 65 DKK
MaZu / Flute duet
Er en moderne fløjteduo, der udforsker improvisation og rumlig lyd. Navnet er hentet fra den kinesiske havgudinde og søfolks beskytter. Duoen opfører et nyskrevet værk skabt specifikt til hypoxia p3.
Kim Mai Thordsen er en alsidig musiker med fundament i den klassiske tradition, som nysgerrigt bevæger sig ud over genrens grænser. Hun arbejder blandt andet med fri improvisation, konceptudvikling og tværæstetiske projekter.
Lorenzo Colocci er uddannet i klassisk fløjte, jazzkomposition og arrangement. Han arbejder bredt med improvisation, installation, nye former for kammermusik, elektronik og performance.
Xenia Xamanek
Xenia Xamanek is a danish/honduran artist based in Copenhagen. Their work spans experimental production and composition, live performance, and DJ sets that merge the raw physicality of rhythms such as dembow and cumbia with mind-expanding abstract soundscapes, abrasive attacks of noise, and moments of haunting beauty. Driven by an insatiable curiosity, Xamanek builds ever expanding sonic worlds that are emotionally charged and unapologetically hybrid — resisting easy categorization and inviting the listener into states of altered perception.
Xamanek’s practice is deeply informed by themes of ambiguity, disruption and the paranormal. Their compositions often unfold through nonlinear narratives that intertwine memory and mythology, intimacy and imagination, fiction and documentation. Through this lens, they explore hybrid identities, entangled temporalities, and emotional excess — using sound as a site of transformation, rupture, and re-enchantment.
Uddrag af Havet i munden
Havet i munden er en musikdramatisk queer cabaret. Luka Holmegaards anmelderroste digtsamling Havet i munden vækkes til live gennem sang, dans og musik og tager publikum med på en rejse gennem glæde, vrede, sorg, eufori, begær og højspændt akavethed. Performes af Faun Vium. Det er et værk om at mærke sig selv i bevægelse, om at blive til gennem andre, og om at finde nye sprog for begær, identitet og fællesskab.
Komponist Mija Milovic Producent Maja Holtz Lyddesigner Will Leslie Smith Instruktør Kai Merke Produktionsleder Kai Merke Scenograf Faun Vium Kostumedesigner Nanna Bernholm Performer Faun Vium, Lulu Ludvig Brostrup, Luka Holmegaard Dramatiker Luka Holmegaard
Støtter af Københavns Musikudvalg og Dansk Musikerforbund
Plakat af Julie Savery
//ENGLISH//
Hypoxia p3 once again presents three acts that explore, through sound and body, our relationship with the sea, its myths, and contemporary issues. Historically, the sea has been both a symbol of life and a mirror of human inner states, but today it is threatened by rising temperatures, pollution, and oxygen depletion, which destabilize its complex ecosystems. Creating a connection to the sea through culture is not only an aesthetic practice, but a necessity in a time when the ocean is in crisis. Therefore, we are repeating Hypoxia and reopening the concept to new artists.
Each act lasts between 20–30 minutes.
Doors 18:30
Show 19:00
Ticket 65 DKK
MaZu / Flute Duet
MaZu is a contemporary flute duo exploring improvisation and spatial sound. The name is drawn from the Chinese sea goddess and protector of sailors. The duo will perform a newly composed work created specifically for Hypoxia P3. Kim Mai Thordsen is a versatile musician with a foundation in the classical tradition, who curiously moves beyond the boundaries of the genre. Her work includes free improvisation, concept development, and interdisciplinary projects. Lorenzo Colocci is trained in classical flute, jazz composition, and arranging. His practice spans improvisation, installation, new forms of chamber music, electronics, and performance.
Xenia Xamanek
Xenia Xamanek is a danish/honduran artist based in Copenhagen. Their work spans experimental production and composition, live performance, and DJ sets that merge the raw physicality of rhythms such as dembow and cumbia with mind-expanding abstract soundscapes, abrasive attacks of noise, and moments of haunting beauty. Driven by an insatiable curiosity, Xamanek builds ever expanding sonic worlds that are emotionally charged and unapologetically hybrid — resisting easy categorization and inviting the listener into states of altered perception. Xamanek’s practice is deeply informed by themes of ambiguity, disruption and the paranormal. Their compositions often unfold through nonlinear narratives that intertwine memory and mythology, intimacy and imagination, fiction and documentation. Through this lens, they explore hybrid identities, entangled temporalities, and emotional excess — using sound as a site of transformation, rupture, and re-enchantment.
Excerpt from Havet i munden
Performed by Faun Vium. The Sea in the Mouth is a music-dramatic queer cabaret. Luka Holmegaard’s critically acclaimed poetry collection The Sea in the Mouth is brought to life through song, dance, and music, taking the audience on a journey through joy, anger, grief, euphoria, desire, and charged awkwardness. A work about sensing oneself in motion, about becoming through others, and about finding new languages for desire, identity, and community.
Komponist Mija Milovic Producent Maja Holtz Lyddesigner Will Leslie Smith Instruktør Kai Merke Produktionsleder Kai Merke Scenograf Faun Vium Kostumedesigner Nanna Bernholm Performer Faun Vium, Lulu Ludvig Brostrup, Luka Holmegaard Dramatiker Luka Holmegaard
Plakat af Julie Savery