Contributors
Below you find the list of contributors and if you feel like donating to a specific person, instead of to the whole project, the names with a line below will direct you to their page. If you wanna donate to someone without a line below, go to the "support project" and write the name to whom you donate to in the box "say something nice" and we will direct them to that person
Noak, Danish
Contributing with ceramics and technical support
Owen, Portugal/England
Contributing with music to to the soundscape
Rebecca, German/Danish
Contributing with music & words to the soundscape
Roee, Israeli
Contributing with piano & words for the soundscape alongside the technical support for the webpage
Tim, Dutch
Contributing with words to the soundscape
Furthermore
Studio Space Art, independent arts house by Sharron Devine and Ben Scappaticcio
Sisters Hope, being artist and researcher in residency. Creating a space for my voice to unfold and inviting me into joining along the adventures on Pallazo Naselli dei Aragona, Sicily
The Question for practical, emotional & technical help for preparing the room, filming, idea developing and support
Kofoeds School & Galleri Underkanten for booking in the project, help with mixing & mastering at the sound studio with Kenan Tekin, emotional and technical support
My beloved partner, family, friends for the emotional support, when watery storms seems to overload the boats. For opening their homes around Denmark and Sweden and donations in order for me to do the research. Help with creating the webpage and making the project go from an idea and a dream to, slowly, becoming reality.
EaBadea, Danish
The founder of- & researcher behind the project, artist, poet and musician
Hannah, Dutch
Contributing with words to the soundscape
Hassan, Danish/Kurdish
Contributing with the flute on the soundscape
Kåre (Kaare) Hjaltalin, Danish/
Contributing with music, instrumental sounds, mixing and words to the soundscape
Laura, Danish
Contributing with words to the soundscape
Maj-Lis, Danish
Contributing with words to the soundscape


Who Am I?
Who Are We?
I was born and raised within 30min to the ocean. Always trying out new things, initiating new ideas and helping along in society: through the cultural section in the spotlight and other times, through childhood care and behind the red velvet curtains to then becoming the founder of Like the Tide.
As Like the Tide is an experience made for the visitor, the reader and the viewer, my story is not that important for now.
What is important is how you decide to stand up in your life. How we protect each other, the planet and our heritage: we are nature, the water is our fuel to keep us going & earth is our home. Art, aesthetics and dreams nourishes us and living in balance with our emotion, senses and intuition, is what makes us a healthy human being. Like the Tide is all about that and figuring out how to implement this in our life, in unity. May it be with flora, fauna or fellow human beings.
My Story






During my short life span I have been starting up several initiatives. The dreams has turned into actual projects creating memories from performances, concerts, organizations, movies etc. Each time it has proven me how important helping each other and creating networks, are.
Most of times I prefer solitude - for ideas, creating, taking care of my needs and preparing myself to enter the space of other beings. While at other times I prefer being nourished by being around people.
With traumas specifically, the hippocampus (storing our memories), we can calm down the nervous system when we feel safe. Safety has many faces, some of them comes from touch, a smell evoking a safe memory or maybe a sound. This is connected to the stress levels, which are of many being managed in the emotional amygdala. And in order to balance all these levels, creating new memories attached to senses that usually would trigger traumas, we need a balances environment before we start. Triggers are no slow donkey, they are like a super high way, driving approximately 420km/h, working through the tiny fibers in the nerves.
This is why Like the Tide only provides low stimuli environments as this is not a place for treatment, but a place for rest. Inspiration and a loving hug to help you move forward on your own journey. I have been in enough environments believing provoking reactions is the only way to go. For some it might work, for others the quite opposite. And I would rather go slowly, making sure everyone's' boundaries are being respected, rather than forcing something that might create more trauma.
After working 15+ years with people to then wander around on a slow paced healing hike, I decided to combine the following:
Implementing people in how the body works
Using ancient knowledge
Using sensations of the ocean
Using modern neuroscience
And gathering people, in real life for honest and raw meetings. In senscious, low stimuli environments with intuitive singing and gatherings around water (instead of fire).
Photography ©eabadea
Like the Tide
is about self-healing, the ocean & our connection to nature &
- by combining music, art and rituals to awakening our senses and explore how to live a more conscious, senscious and sustainable life