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Sand Flight is a large-scale performance work that invites audiences to experience a speculative future where human history is buried, scattered, and reimagined through sand. At the heart of the project is a vast manmade sand dune, serving as both a stage and a symbol: a living archive of the past and a raw canvas for the future.
Eight performers move across the dune in an evocative choreography that merges body and terrain. They crawl, climb, collapse, and reform — forming shifting constellations that echo both ancient rituals and post-human futures. The sand becomes an active element in the performance, erasing borders between body, landscape, and time.
Accompanied by a visceral soundscape — from deep tectonic rumbles to ethereal choral voices — Sand Flight bridges geological time and human emotion. It is a meditation on memory, loss, transformation, and the resilience of matter.




Ingri Fiksdal and Jonas Corell Petersen
David Gehrt
Lasse Marhaug
Gaute Tønder
Sudesh Adhana and Pernille Holden, with Camil Bellefleur, Brayden Cairns, Milina “Fletch” Fletcher, Rakeem Hardy, Megumi Kokuba, and Elizabeth Yip
VIVA Singers Toronto
Alex Rand
Ingri Fiksdal
Nicole Schuchardt
Jeremy Forsyth
Layne Hinton
Quest AV
Anna Gallagher-Ross, Ontario Trucking & Disposal, Fort York National Historic Site
Hans Ravn, Marlowe Porter /TDT, Morten Lundrup
The Bentway
The Bentway and Fiksdal dans stiftelse
Toronto Dance Theatre
Nordisk Kulturfond & Performing Arts Hub Norway
Arts Council Norway