Zrinka Užbinec (they/she) dances and works with choreography, shaping it through different media and materials. They often choose collaborative projects and explore the emancipatory potentials of the dancing body. In their work, they approach choreography as a way of thinking, researching, and creating relations through dance, text, video, drawing, objects, and other materials. They hold an MA in Choreography and Performance from JLU Giessen and a practice research PhD from C-DaRE (Centre for Dance Research), Coventry University. Their doctoral research, Moving Between Cuteness and Violence: A Choreographic Investigation, explores the relationship between cuteness and violence and the metastability of choreography. Zrinka enjoys facilitating workshops that question dance and choreography as discipline-specific skill sets. They hold the title of Docent (equivalent to Assistant Professor) at the Dance Department of the Academy of Dramatic Art, University of Zagreb, where they occasionally teach as a guest lecturer.

Koreografkinja, plesna umjetnica i istraživačica. Doktorirala praksom vođeno istraživanje koreografije pri Centre for Dance Research (C- DaRE), Coventry University, a završila MA Choreography and Performance na JLU Giessen. Dugogodišnja članica kolektiva BADco. (2006.–2020.), djeluje kao autorica i izvođačica u Hrvatskoj i međunarodno. U radu istražuje koreografiju kao metodu, odnos plesa, teksta, objekata i crtanja, te metastabilnost izvedbenih i tjelesnih stanja.