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#101 Final presentations in Poland

The Dancing Together, Again! residency in Warsaw was a profoundly enriching experience for me, not just artistically but also personally. One of the highlights was reconnecting with the incredible people I first met during last year’s residency in Rijeka, Croatia. Our shared experiences and stories created a bond that felt even stronger this time around.

These days were filled with meaningful conversations, where I had the chance to listen to their fascinating tales, broadening my horizons and inspiring my own artistic journey. The exchange of ideas and the deepening of our relationships were truly invaluable.

One moment that will definitely stay with me from this trip was our final dinner together. It was the last gathering of all the residency members, filled with laughter and joy, a fitting end to such a memorable experience.

I've also included some photos from this residency, which hold a special place in my heart. They serve not just as a memory, but as a testament to the connections we forged and the creative journey we embarked on together. I hope these pictures resonate with all the amazing artists who took part in this project.







By Justyna Warelis





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