Ewa Dziarnowska is a dancer and choreographer based in Berlin, working across performance, collaboration and research. Her recent projects – “This resting, patience”, “Anything is a form if you let it”, “https://4677684728466.com” – reflect her sustained inquiry into improvisation as both method and philosophy. Through attention to sensation, rhythm and relation, she investigates how movement can generate knowledge and resist the pressures of coherence and productivity. Her practice unfolds in real time, balancing precision and spontaneity while questioning the social and aesthetic frameworks through which dance is produced, witnessed and circulated.

kiana rezvani (born in west Iran, based in Berlin, Germany) is an artist, choreographer and researcher developing choreographic and performative formats that blend dance, text, video and voice and are presented at theatres, galleries and independent curatorial spaces. Their artistic practice revolves around histories and narratives that are forgotten, untold, concealed and suppressed. Their solo and collaborative works have been shown at Sophiensaele, Berlin; Uferstudios, Berlin; PACT Zollverein, Essen; Dock 11, Berlin; Schwankhalle, Bremen and Theater im Depot, Dortmund among others. They are the cofounder of cobracobra collective, where personal archival materials from the geographies of so-called Iran and Bolivia are researched. kiana is a 2026 Fellow at Akademie Schloss Solitude.

Sunayana Shetty (India / Germany) is a Berlin-based dancer, choreographer, and educator working across performance, research, and facilitation. Her choreographic practice looks into the temporal nature of emotions: how they are constructed and unfold over time through form, sensation and attention. Her recent works include “Three Women Walk Into A Bar…” (2025), created in collaboration with Hanna Kritten Tangsoo and Sigrid Savi, which premiered at Kanuti Gildi Saal in Tallinn, and “Mother Tongue”, presented in Berlin, New York, and Mumbai. In 2024, she was selected for the Asian Performing Artists Lab (APAL). Alongside her artistic work, she is engaged in pedagogical and collective formats. She is visiting faculty at the Institute of Classical and Modern Dance in Mumbai and co-initiated the “Among Us” workshop series.