Marking the conclusion of the project "Stories of Flights, Ferries, and Fish", with the release of a 20-track album featuring over two hours of music by Lise-Lotte Norelius, Marinos Koutsomichalis, Jørgen Teller, and Jakob Riis.

Stories of Flights, Ferries and Fish - Bandcamp

The Nordic landscape comprises open oceans and archipelagos and features many isolated islands and other areas. In this geophysical terrain a complex transportation network exists for humans, as does for fish.

Stories of Flights, Ferries, and Fish was an artistic endeavour conveying stories of commuting people (and fish), and exploring the Nordic landscape, its island complexes and archipelagos, its climate, and the various geophysical phenomena that forge it. The project pivots on audio-logs, spoken word, sound-art, electroacoustic compositions, field-recordings, interviews, photography and film.

Realised in 2018-2019 through a series of events in Denmark, Sweden and The Faroe Islands, the project was conceived, initiated, and directed by Marinos Koutsomichalis, Jakob Riis, and Jørgen Teller with support from the Nordic Council, the Nordic Culture Fund, and a series of local organisations. It also involves a series of local, and nonlocal, artists that have been invited to contribute their own stories of flights ferries, and fish.