"When I See You. I See a Garden" unfolds through three live iterations presented within the exhibition "A-FI-SA. But it might not be tomorrow". The exhibition draws from Maritea Dæhlin’s performance practice into video, photography, sound and text, while the live works move back toward the presence of the live body, voice, collective situations and shared space.

"Collective Sound" is a four-hour durational collective work for five performers, developed as a score for voices, text and sound. Language moves between meaning and sound: at moments spoken, read or sung, at others dissolving into fragments, silence and improvisation. The audience is free to move in and out of the space. The performance is part of Ultima 2026.