Can choreography help us survive a world on the brink? Amid climate collapse, ecological devastation, and the unraveling of collective life, Marina Guzzo explores dance, performance, and somatic practices as vital tools for resistance, care, and renewal. Drawing on years of artistic research at the intersection of body and landscape, she reimagines choreography as an open field for cultivating new ways of sensing, relating, and acting. Bridging multispecies thought, decolonial ecology, and Indigenous cosmologies from the Global South, this book offers a powerful synthesis of theory and practice, as well as a compelling vocabulary of rest, enchantment, and refuge as transformative political acts.