Hana Lee Erdman is a choreographer, dancer, and teacher. Her practice explores modes of relation—between humans, more-than-humans, and environments—through embodied research, performance, and collaboration. Originally from the United States, Erdman moved to Europe in 2007 to work as a dancer and is currently based between Stockholm and Berlin. Her works span a wide range of contexts and formats, from galleries, forests, and churches to stages, publications, and recordings. Erdman has collaborated and performed with Cristina Caprioli, Mårten Spångberg, Keith Hennessy, Jeanine Durning, Isabelle Schad, Sara Shelton Mann, Ulrika Berg, Tilman O’Donnell, and Jess Curtis, among others. Since 2016, Erdman collaborates closely with Louise Dahl, with whom she develops choreographic works and research into dance as a practice of attunement to unseen forces, exploring the interplay of physicality and consciousness. Erdman teaches regularly at Stockholm University of the Arts and Ballet Akademien in Stockholm.

Louise Dahl is a choreographer and dancer based in Stockholm. Her practice explores movement as a place of inquiry into perception, presence, and the infinite realities that emerge through imaginative and embodied engagement. Dahl holds a Bachelor’s in Dance and Performance from Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH) and has worked extensively both in Sweden and internationally. From 2020 to 2023, she was a member of the Cullberg Ensemble, performing works by Deborah Hay and Alma Söderberg. She has an ongoing collaboration with Hana Lee Erdman, developing choreographic works and research into movement as a practice of attunement to subtle forces and relationality. Dahl has also collaborated and performed with Cristina Caprioli, Jefta van Dinther, Jeannine Durning, Philip Berlin, Frédéric Gies, Margrét Sara Guðjónsdóttir, Pontus Pettersson, Mårten Spångberg, and others.