Since 2012 Wunderland has worked with a broad range of researchers from different disciplinary backgrounds. The collaborations have emerged from a mutual drive in understanding how our approach to perception and performance can influence and inspire our sense of reality.
Wunderland is affiliated with Interacting Minds Centre at Aarhus University (DK), Reykjavík University (IS) and ISLO (FI) in the performance-installation Horse inside out. As part of the project Experimenting, Experiencing, Reflecting, we are exploring what happens when we apply other ways of knowing to what we do, sense, feel and think.
Interview – During the summer of 2021, we got the chance to evaluate our collaborations with prof. Haukur Ingí Jónasson from Reykjavík University and talk about the urgent need to improve our different senses of reality – as academics, policy-makers and participators in society of today.
Link – (10 minute interview in English by Nemo Hensing)
Academic collaborations with Wunderland
2020 – Twisted Forest
– Trine Vinther Sørensen (MA Arts, Aarhus University)
Wunderland – det kropsligt sanselige som indgangen til samhørighed (Master Thesis)
2020 – Horse Inside Out
– Trine Vinther Sørensen (MA Arts, Aarhus University)
An immersive Inside Out (dramaturgical analysis of Horse Inside Out)
2019/2020 – Horse Inside Out
– Andreas Roepstorff (Prof. Interacting Minds Centre, Aarhus University): forthcoming, follow here
Interview – Andreas Roepstorff (Prof. IMC, Aarhus University) and Charlotte Nørholm (research assistant, IMC): Samskabende integration af scenekunst og forskningsdesign
(by Nemo Hensing)
2016 – The Soft Animal of our Body
– Thomas Rosendal Nielsen (Associate Prof., School of Communication and Culture, Aarhus University): Interview: The Soft Animal of our Body
– Maja Ravn Christiansen (MA Arts): The Soft Animal of our Body
2016 – Phoenix (Reykjavík)
– Haukur Ingi Jónasson (Prof. Reykjavík Univsersity): The Phoenix Experience
Interview – Haukur Ingi Jónasson (Prof. Reykjavík Univsersity): “Improving our senses of Reality: Research-performance collaborations with Wunderland”
(by Nemo Hensing)
2015 – Phoenix (Copenhagen)
– Vilborg Krista Alexandersdóttir (MSC Media and Communication) : A Spiritual Journey Towards Participation
2014 – Phoenix (Aarhus)
– Jona Ingólfsdóttir (MA Arts): “Ord i det hele taget er blot et Værktøj” (Master Thesis)
2012 – Phoenix Test Flight
– Thomas Rosendal Nielsen (Associate Prof., School of Communication and Culture, Aarhus University): Developing Interactive Theatre Experiences
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