Radouan Mriziga’s choreography views the desert not as a void but as a geography of wisdom, demanding humility and reciprocity instead of dominance. The work investigates the rhythms, ecologies, and knowledge systems of the desert, anchored by symbols like the sundial—measuring time through light, shadow, and land. Drawing on crafts, music, and embodied practices of desert cultures, it explores harmony and interconnectedness, showing how the desert teaches abundance through its quiet vastness. 

Mriziga’s collaborative practice interweaves rhythm, text, movement, and sound into a polyphony of perspectives. Like the layered textures of the desert, the performance resists singularity, offering a sensory and intellectual complexity. Magec / the Desert invites audiences to pause and engage with the intelligence of nature, opening space for reflection and returning to the elemental.