To mark its 30th anniversary, Tanzhaus Zürich is hosting the MovingTowardsZero festival (June 26–28, 2026): a utopian space where art, activism and community come together. Dancing Through Extinction is part of MovingTowardsZero.
Performed by musician A Lake by the Mõõn this session opens a space to feel the cosmic weight of the biodiversity crisis, not as abstraction, but as something irreversible, passing through every cell.
A 50-minute ritual of listening and movement, guided by the sounds of Life in Warp – field recordings of species on their path toward extinction. Together, we let these sounds travel through our bodies: grief, sorrow, anger, melancholy, emptiness. We do not look away. We dance it all, until the end.
Expect many feelings. Expect a journey.
Bild Dinis Santos/Galeria Municipal do Porto
Duarte Eduardo is an artist and activist working with sound ecologies, field recordings, and sabotage actions. Known for the solo project A Lake by the Mõõn — whose debut album Life in Warp was built entirely from recordings of endangered species — their practice spans performance, video art, and queercore, shaped by collaboration with collectives such as APIB and Extinction Rebellion.
16:30 — 17:30
Studio 2
Tanzhaus Zürich
Wasserwerkstrasse 127a
8037 Zürich
