"Desert(ed) Dreaming" is a sensual and poetic invitation to understand scarcity not as the end, but as the beginning - and to imagine new forms of coexistence and create possible futures in the midst of global exhaustion. The desert becomes an ambiguous image: of dreams left behind and political drought, in which lies the potential for change, care and regeneration. Inspired by hydrofeminism, speculative fiction and ecological approaches, the piece explores processes of extraction, deprivation, emptying and depletion - physically, ecologically and biographically. How can new imagination be created from absence? What can be created on a stage that has already been devastated and turned into an in-between space, a place for memories and images of the future? What remains behind when we leave places, bodies or systems? In "Desert(ed) Dreaming", Katja Cheraneva and Viktorija Ilioska embark on a choreographic search for traces of their shared migration histories between Russia, North Macedonia and Germany.