Dance artists Khamlane Halsackda and Skye Reynolds are long-time friends and collaborators. For the past six years they have worked internationally, creating a series of online and in-person performances. Lost and Found is an exhibition that invites the public to engage with their artistic processes, offering rare insight into how contemporary dance is initiated, researched, shaped, and experienced beyond the moment of live performance.

At the core of Lost and Found is an extensive visual archive accumulated throughout Kham and Skye’s creation periods. This archive includes texts, images, and rehearsal and performance footage that trace the artists’ thinking, experimentation, and decision-making over time. By repurposing and curating some of these materials for the gallery space, Kham and Skye make visible the typically hidden creative process of dance-making, inviting audiences into the questions and discoveries that have shaped their work.

During the exhibition, Kham and Skye will present a live duet reworked for the gallery space. These performances sit in dialogue with the archival material, allowing the artists to revisit and reanimate their artistic ideas while encountering the effects of time on their ageing bodies.

Lost and Found places the corporeal experience of live performance alongside its digital documentation. By foregrounding the inherently fleeting nature of live dance performance alongside a visual archive, the exhibition leaves traces within the gallery that reveal how time, memory, and presence shape artistic practice—and how change remains both constant and generative.

Lost and Found is made in collaboration Moderna Museet Malmö, Ifö Center, Bonderups Konsthall, Dansstationen, Danscentrum Syd and Nya Rörelsen. The project is supported by Malmö Stad, Region Skåne and the Swedish Arts Council.