Flor^DK

Just like we as humans leave a mark on the landscapes we inhabit, they leave a mark on us as well. In our memories. In our understanding of ourselves in relation to nature. In our ideas of the future.

Through the project ‘LANDSHAPED x MANSHAPED’, the activist youth movement FLOR explores the present and future of Danish landscapes and invites us to reflect upon the interrelation between humans and landscapes and how the two continuously shape one another.

FLOR is a youth movement working for more biodiversity in Denmark. At Flokkr, they exhibit a series of interactive terrariums containing different landscapes in Denmark today and in the future.

With materials collected from Danish landscapes, recycled glass jars, and written words, you have an opportunity to conserve your memories of nature in the workshop 'Conserving Landscapes'. The landscapes you create will become part of the decoration of the Flokkr stage – or you can bring them to the campsite and give them a new life.

You are also invited to the meditative sensory concert 'Sounding Landscapes' by Emilie Lykkegaard Schmidt – a performance that explores the soundscape from different landscapes in Denmark.

At their 'Shaping Landscapes' event, FLOR will wander around the campsite and plant seeds for a more biodiverse future at Roskilde Festival. Create your own seed bombs, and we will plant the seeds together for a future with more biodiversity.

About Flokkr Lab
Roskilde Festival has joined forces with the organizations DFUNK, The Green Youth Movement, FLOR, The Danish Red Cross Youth, and the artist duo Baum & Leahy in a community we call Flokkr Lab.

Flokkr Lab is driven by art, creativity, and activism, where young changemakers develop program content aimed at inspiring to participate in creating a sustainable future.

You can experience all the program content from Flokkr Lab partners during Roskilde Festival. Flokkr Lab is supported by Erasmus+.