NORN: The power that expresses itself through the human condition. 

You'll hear the shepherd's call and follow a performance in the landscape, where smoke and wild herbs are burned. To enter the enclosure where the sheep are held, you'll feel the earth and become present in the landscape.

NORN: A sensory interactive performance 
Go through the portal into a timeless landscape 
Where the shepherd shows the way 
Into the yurt 
With the scent of heather and juniper 
To the meeting with the three Norns 
In Norse and Greek mythology, there were the three goddesses of fate 
Who spins, measures, and cuts, the thread of human life 
Throughout history and in every village, there have been shepherds, witches, wise women, medicine women,  
And they are still there 
A cultural tradition that is both past and future  

One by one you are invited to enter the Nomadic Shephard School yurt with an open heart and encounter the 3 women, who sit and spin the wool from the sheep. They invite you to lay down on the sheepskins, where you can close your eyes and receive soft touch, massage, and healing, or seek guidance. You can take a piece of thread with you home.

Lise Hovesen is an artist and shepherdess living in West Jutland and working with regenerative practices around land care and people care. She is the founder of the Nomadic Shepherd School and has been project leader and wandering shepherd at Lystbækgård, Ulfborg. Facilitated RÅ RO: Artist as Shepherd – guide, sensory exploration of the landscape, Northern Jutland.

Nomadic Shepherd School (Lise Hovesen) at Lost Farm Festival is supported by the New Carlsberg Foundation.