About SVALHOLM

 

Nønne Mai Svalholm / SVALHOLM

Nønne Mai Svalholm’s artistic practice explores the deep currents shaping our society and contemporary world. Working choreographically with dance, space, objects, light, and music, she brings narratives to life through intergenerational encounters. Using carefully chosen movements, materials, textures, and rich, saturated colors, she creates intense, poetic experiences that resonate with the core of human existence.

As the Artistic Director of SVALHOLM, Nønne Mai Svalholm delves into deeply felt and sensuous experiential spaces, where the cracks in human psychology and sensory perception are given room to breathe and unfold. Here, powerful and visually compelling stage imagery emerges—awakening the audience’s imagination and placing them in a world that is fragile, yet filled with strength, courage, and profound existential reflection.

Music is an integral part of SVALHOLM’s universe, serving both as a catalyst for movement and as a vital thread that binds the entire experience together. The sounds become an invitation for the audience to surrender and step into a world where, for a moment, they are enveloped and become part of something greater.

Nønne Mai Svalholm was selected by the Danish Arts Foundation for the Young Artistic Elite program (2022–2024).

 

 

 

SVALHOLM – Ethical & Safety Guidelines

Code of Conduct

Welcome
These guidelines apply to all artists, staff, volunteers, and guests working with SVALHOLM. Our goal is to create a safe and respectful environment for everyone involved. All participants are expected to respect and follow these Ethical Guidelines:

Respect and Responsibility

• We are all responsible for fostering an atmosphere of respect and safety.
• Everyone must be treated with respect.
• All participants have equal rights to speak and act, while also considering the needs and feelings of others.
• Discrimination or harassment of any kind will not be tolerated. This includes, but is not limited to, racism, transphobia, homophobia, ableism, sexism, or any other oppressive behavior or language.
• Do not make assumptions about anyone’s sexuality, gender, nationality, religion, values, socioeconomic background, health, appearance, or abilities.
• Respect the personal, physical, mental, and emotional space of others.

Health and Safety

• Alcohol and drugs are strictly prohibited during work.

SVALHOLM’s Commitments

• To inform all artists, staff, and guests about these Ethical Guidelines.
• To treat all artists, staff, and visitors equally, regardless of gender, age, ethnicity, religion, beliefs, opinions, health, disability, or sexual orientation.
• To listen respectfully to feedback and use it to improve our activities.
• To take all reports of discrimination or harassment seriously.

This is a shared workspace. We ask that you act as a respectful and responsible co-worker during your time with us.