This resting

A hypnotic performance in which two bodies dressed in blue dissolve time and distance until the audience's gaze becomes an integral part of the dance!

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A blue carpet becomes a shared space between audience and performers, where two dancers engage in a hypnotic score, carrying desire, longing, hope and loss. Based in Berlin, Polish choreographer Ewa Dziarnowska champions a dance of contact, alive and immediate, which privileges relationship over distance.

Ewa Dziarnowska and Leah Marojević, both dressed in blue, unfold a rippling movement through the space. Solo or in unison, they advance in silent contact. The closeness of the bodies breaks the passivity of the audience: the gaze becomes movement, and movement a way of being seen — a reciprocity that unsettles classical performance.

Choreographer and performer, Ewa Dziarnowska is interested in improvisation as both method and philosophy. By attending to sensation, rhythm and relationships, she explores how movement can generate knowledge and resist the pressures of coherence and productivity.

Carried by the present and a growing emotional power, This resting, patience considers sensuality and dance as practices open to everyone: sensitive technologies capable of undoing the world and projecting a continuous present towards a sustainable future — intensely tender, vibrant and attentive.

With the Festival d'Automne à Paris, "This resting, patience" is one of those rare shows that make you feel you are seeing dance for the first time. Springback Magazine,