Virpi Pahkinen Dance

Virpi Pahkinen Dance Company

MORPHO Z - Virpi Pahkinen
The title of this dance work comes from zoomorphic occultism. An emerald green meditation. 
The geometry of the geometry goes to the winding river. The iron goddess of grace reaches out the braided root. The movement sounds gleam in the velvet of space.
Choreography: Virpi Pahkinen - Music: Chieko Mori and Luis Hernan Cortés Maya - Producer: Birgitta Ström
Photo & video editing: Peter Ström
In the work MORPHO Z, Virpi Pahkinen wants to investigate the desert as a place for spiritual geography.  Both start from the sufistly contemplative and biblical trial desert to the experience of depletion, desertification, in contemporary human life, when everything seems to rush past without time for reflection.
AAJEJ - Virpi Pahkinen
Winds of all kinds have inspired one of Scandinavia's most original dancers and choreographers, Virpi Pahkinen, to a new dance work with world premiere at Dansens Hus.
AAJEJ gets its name from the North African whirlwind, so strong that the locals, according to the saying, have to fight it with swords.
Choreography: Virpi Pahkinen
Dancer: Pape Ibrahima Ndiaye Kaolack, Oskar Landström, Henrietta Wallberg,
Virpi Pahkinen.Music / musician: Jonas Sjöblom. Light design: Miriam Hellday. Costume: Helene Thorsell. Producer. Birgitta Ström.Photo: Peter Ström / José Figueroa. Video editing: Peter Ström
Virpi Pahkinen
Magic dance performances

If you ask Virpi Pahkinen, choreographer and dancer, what she wants to tell with her dance, she often answers:
"I sculpture time! "
We have worked with Virpi for many years, producing performances in Sweden and on tour in many countries all over the world. Click on the link below to see a variety of examples from Virpi Pahkinen's dance art that has attracted a large and broad audience in over 40 countries.
And visit her website for more info •www.pahkinen.com
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