fragments of x

In fragments of x, artist, choreographer, and dancer Kiana Rezvani (West Iran/Berlin) unfolds a personal archive of the unknown and forgotten — a mutable terrain of fragmented traces, obscured sites, and overwritten stories. Kianas storytelling resists linear progression; it unfolds through acts of fabulation, through the weaving, shifting, and reimagining of what memory holds while simultaneously slipping away.

This nonlinear constellation of narratives calls forth a sense of collective presence, allowing lost relations to resonate once more and suppressed experiences to surface in newly formed constellations.

At the heart of the work lies a gesture of tender remembering and dreaming — a capacity to think otherwise, to remain permeable, to sense the fractures between prescribed modes of living and the textures of lived experience. Kiana invites us into a space of embodied encounter, where dance dissolves into video, archives blur with speculative futures ­– forming a quiet and subtle choreography.

From the terrain of the forgotten emerges a shared space of remembrance — offering both delicate and radical possibilities toward approaching what has long remained concealed.