Two dancers perform on a dark stage, one on all fours with a bald head, wearing minimal clothing, illuminated by spotlight.

Marcin Motyl is a Berlin-based dancer and performance artist working across movement and mediated environments. His practice draws on over fifteen years of experience across contemporary dance, theatre, opera, film, and interdisciplinary performance.

Rooted in physical practice, his work extends beyond the body into hybrid performance formats that merge movement with real-time video and digital environments. His artistic approach is grounded in choreographic thinking, where the body operates as both subject and medium. He explores how physical presence can be transformed, mediated, and recontextualized through technology.

Working between stage and screen, Marcin treats the camera as an active collaborator - a tool that reshapes perception, dramaturgy, and the relationship between performer and audience. His works - including SIATA, DAY ZERO, NEW VERSION, and SOLO TEN - have been presented internationally across Europe, Asia, and South America.

His current focus lies in live and screen-based performance, particularly in the context of transmission, interface aesthetics, and remote spectatorship. He is interested in how performance can exist beyond physical co-presence, creating immersive, time-based experiences that unfold simultaneously in physical and digital space.

Marcin is a graduate of Intermedia at the University of the Arts in Poznań and trained at the Warsaw Ballet School. His work has been recognized with multiple international awards, including distinctions at solo dance and choreography festivals in Stuttgart, Budapest, and Gdańsk.

Through his artistic practice, he continues to investigate new forms of performative expression, positioning the dancer not only as a body in motion, but as a node within a wider network of images, technologies, and emotional exchanges.

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