How do the experiences and pace of older performing artists colour the creative process? What traditions do we need to keep in mind and revitalize across generations? And what does it mean when children, younger artists, mid-career and mature artists insist together to seek out common working rhythms and expressions?

Transgenerational Aesthetics is a survey between artists, which in terms of age, spans 70 years. Here are shared practices from art and life - focusing on the study of how creative work and aesthetic expression are influenced by the composition of the group, the life circumstances of the participants and the changing framework of our meetings.

During their Pop-up residency, the group wants to explore what rhythms, visual expressions, movements and ways of being together arise when the producing unit of artists becomes age-heterogeneous.