Ewa Dziarnowska is a Berlin-based dancer and choreographer whose practice moves between performance, collaboration, and research. Her most recent projects — This resting, patience, https://4677684728466.com, and A Room With a Better View — reflect an ongoing investigation into improvisation, understood simultaneously as a method and a philosophy.

From 3 to 15 August, Dziarnowska was in residence at O Espaço do Tempo with Juan Pablo Cámara, Jamila Johnson Small, Leah Marojevic, and Andrius Mulokas, working on Everyday Extraordinary (working title), a project that proposes the stage as a space of repetition and possibility, where subjective positions become mutable and individual and collective desires and responsibilities are negotiated in real time. The piece approaches dance and performance as an accumulated form of knowledge that remains open to revision, in dialogue and in confrontation with the conditions of the present.

The project was hosted as part of FELD/LAB, an initiative supported by the Goethe-Institut in Portugal, in partnership with Coffeepaste.

Video: Carolina Lecoq