The audience is ushered indoors through the stage after the dance begins outside. Seven women wearing red bonnets, black tank tops, full skirts, and hi-top walking shoes lead the audience inside, singing Joik, a traditional Sami song, using megaphones as they convey effort and desperation. They create a mesmerizing ambiance with circular movements reminiscent of the Earth's rotations and transition into a polyphony that leads the audience through the theater to a stage transformed into a sparse fabric forest, transporting them to Sápmi.

This performance significantly impacted the Sámi community and broader audiences by raising awareness about the challenges faced by the Sámi people and fostering a sense of pride and cultural appreciation. We think that the dance not only impacted the Sámi community by reinforcing cultural pride but also influenced wider society by promoting understanding, empathy, and a sense of solidarity with indigenous communities facing similar challenges worldwide.